Difference between revisions of "one way"
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* Wetin dey dey wey be sey people dey drive follow di side of road wey dey no suppose drive. | * Wetin dey dey wey be sey people dey drive follow di side of road wey dey no suppose drive. | ||
| − | :* {{ux|dv| Some people go just dey drive follow '''one way''' dey drive.|(NSC_2021, Some people drive through a single lane )}} | + | :* {{ux|dv| Some people go just dey drive follow '''one way''' dey drive.|(NSC_2021, Some people drive through a single lane.)}} |
:* {{ux|dv| If you follow '''one way''' and police catch you, you don enter serious wahala.|( NSC_2021, If you pass through a single lane, and you get caught by the cops, you’ll be in serious trouble.)}} | :* {{ux|dv| If you follow '''one way''' and police catch you, you don enter serious wahala.|( NSC_2021, If you pass through a single lane, and you get caught by the cops, you’ll be in serious trouble.)}} | ||
Revision as of 04:01, 13 November 2022
Naija
Etymology
From: English one and way
Pronunciation
- wónwày
Noun
- Wetin dey dey wey be sey people dey drive follow di side of road wey dey no suppose drive.
- Some people go just dey drive follow one way dey drive. — (NSC_2021, Some people drive through a single lane.)
- If you follow one way and police catch you, you don enter serious wahala. — ( NSC_2021, If you pass through a single lane, and you get caught by the cops, you’ll be in serious trouble.)
Related forms
Translation
English: single way