Difference between revisions of "buybuy"

Latest revision as of 18:55, 27 February 2024

From: English buy

Buybuy dey catch people wey don hammer. — (People who come into sudden wealth tend to become lavish.)
Buybuy no good for this coro time o! — (Extravagance is not advisable during this period of the Covid-19 pandemic.)

Sey person dey carry spend money.

Since e win Big Brother na so so buybuy e dey buybuy. — (Since he emerged winner of the Big Brother reality show he has become flagrantly extravagant.)

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 ===Pronunciation===
-bai
+*bâibaî
+<sm2>Pcm-ng-buybuy.f.ogg</sm2>
+<sm2>Pcm-ng-buybuy.m.ogg</sm2>
-===Definition===
+===Noun===
-Na sey person dey carry spend money.
+*Na when person dey buy tings anyhow
+:*{{ux|dv|'''Buybuy''' dey catch people wey don [[hammer]]. |(People who come into sudden wealth tend to become lavish.)}}
+:*{{ux|dv|'''Buybuy''' no good for this coro time o! |(Extravagance is not advisable during this period of the Covid-19 pandemic.)}}
-===POS===
+===Related forms===
-#
+[[buy]]
-#: {{ux|dv|insert example |( insert translation )}}
+===Translation===
-====Related forms===
+* English: ''Extravagance''
-====Synonym====
-====Antonym====
+===Verb===
-====Translation====
+Sey person dey carry spend money.
+*{{ux|dv|Since e win Big Brother na so so '''buybuy''' e dey '''buybuy'''. |(Since he emerged winner of the Big Brother reality show he has become flagrantly extravagant.)}}
+====Synonyms====
+[[lavish]]
+====Antonyms====
+[[mise]]
+====Translations====
+* English: ''To be lavish''