Difference between revisions of "matching ground"
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* Leg of chicken wey de don cook. | * Leg of chicken wey de don cook. | ||
| − | :* {{ux|dv|Na '''matching ground''' I wan chop today.|( | + | :* {{ux|dv|Na '''matching ground''' I wan chop today.|(I want to eat cooked chicken feet.)}} |
:* {{ux|dv| Na small small pikin dem de dey give '''matching ground''' chop. |(NSC_2021, They give cooked chicken feet to chicken.)}} | :* {{ux|dv| Na small small pikin dem de dey give '''matching ground''' chop. |(NSC_2021, They give cooked chicken feet to chicken.)}} | ||
====Translations==== | ====Translations==== | ||
English: ''cooked chicken feets'' | English: ''cooked chicken feets'' | ||
Revision as of 18:47, 17 April 2023
Naija
Etymology
From English: matching and ground
Pronunciation
- màtʃìŋgráùnd
Noun
- Leg of chicken wey de don cook.
- Na matching ground I wan chop today. — (I want to eat cooked chicken feet.)
- Na small small pikin dem de dey give matching ground chop. — (NSC_2021, They give cooked chicken feet to chicken.)
Translations
English: cooked chicken feets