Difference between revisions of "matching"
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| − | # Di way wey tings | + | # . Di way wey people dey join do tings. |
#:* {{ux|dv| Una don dey do '''matching'''. |(You guys are all acting in unison.)}} | #:* {{ux|dv| Una don dey do '''matching'''. |(You guys are all acting in unison.)}} | ||
#:* {{ux|dv| No be because two of una dey di same class una go wear '''matching'''. |(Because the both of you are in the same class, doesn't mean you have to dress in unison.)}} | #:* {{ux|dv| No be because two of una dey di same class una go wear '''matching'''. |(Because the both of you are in the same class, doesn't mean you have to dress in unison.)}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:26, 6 March 2024
Naija
Etymology
From English matching
Pronunciation
- máʧìŋ
Noun
- . Di way wey people dey join do tings.
- Una don dey do matching. — (You guys are all acting in unison.)
- No be because two of una dey di same class una go wear matching. — (Because the both of you are in the same class, doesn't mean you have to dress in unison.)
- Beat wey dem beat person.
- Bros, better matching na im de match dat guy. — (Bro, they really beat that guy.)
- If you go dat side just talk true. If de code sey you dey use dem play, matching go follow you reach house. — (If you go there, just say the truth. If they figure out that you are lying, you'll leave that place with injuries.)
Translations
- English:unison, beating