Difference between revisions of "banga soup"
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Na soup wey dem dey use [[ banga ]] make. | Na soup wey dem dey use [[ banga ]] make. | ||
: {{ux|dv| O boy, even if I dey sick, no try me with banga soup and [[starch]], I go well once. |( NSC_Agnes_2020, Even if I am ill, don't tempt with banga soup and starch, I will get well immediately.)}} | : {{ux|dv| O boy, even if I dey sick, no try me with banga soup and [[starch]], I go well once. |( NSC_Agnes_2020, Even if I am ill, don't tempt with banga soup and starch, I will get well immediately.)}} | ||
| − | : {{ux|dv|If you eat banga soup for evening, e dey make sense. |(Egbokhare_2020, If you eat banga soup in the evening, it's | + | : {{ux|dv|If you eat banga soup for evening, e dey make sense. |(Egbokhare_2020, If you eat banga soup in the evening, it's delicious. )}} |
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* English: palm nut dish | * English: palm nut dish | ||
Revision as of 18:15, 12 November 2020
Naija
Alternative forms
Etymology
From: Urhobo banga and English soup
Pronunciation
- bàŋgásùp
Noun
Na soup wey dem dey use banga make.
- O boy, even if I dey sick, no try me with banga soup and starch, I go well once. — ( NSC_Agnes_2020, Even if I am ill, don't tempt with banga soup and starch, I will get well immediately.)
- If you eat banga soup for evening, e dey make sense. — (Egbokhare_2020, If you eat banga soup in the evening, it's delicious. )
Translations
- English: palm nut dish