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preciousonochie

hope faith is what we need

Yoruba: lero igbagbọ ni ohun ti a nilo

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ara

Yoruba: thunder

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Yoruba >> Slangs: Jasi

English:

Decode.

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HausaNinja

Yoruba >> Slangs: Oluwa is involved

English:

God is involved

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Yoruba_Proverbs

Yoruba >> Slangs: A ki binu ori ka fi fila de ibadi.

English:

One does not get angry with one's head and therefore use one's cap to cover one's buttocks.

Do not cut your nose to spite your face.

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Yoruba >> Slangs: ogbeni

English:

Friend

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Yoruba >> Slangs: Gbedu

English:

Big drum
(Gbedu literally means "big drum" and is a percussion instrument traditionally used in ceremonial Yoruba music in Nigeria and Benin. More recently, the word has come to be used to describe forms of Nigerian Afrobeat and Hip Hop music.)

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Yoruba >> Slangs: Gbana(could be a Lagos only slang)

English:

Marijuana

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Yoruba >> Slangs: Emiola

English:

The spirit of wealth

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