Difference between revisions of "countrypeople"
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:* {{ux|dv|My '''country people''', make we fight for our right o. |(Egbokhare_2020. My fellow citizens, let us fight for our rights.)}} | :* {{ux|dv|My '''country people''', make we fight for our right o. |(Egbokhare_2020. My fellow citizens, let us fight for our rights.)}} | ||
:* {{ux|dv|I beg when dis government wan talk to '''country people'''. |(NSC_Legbeti_2021. When is this government addressing the masses.)}} | :* {{ux|dv|I beg when dis government wan talk to '''country people'''. |(NSC_Legbeti_2021. When is this government addressing the masses.)}} | ||
| − | :* {{ux|dv|As election dey come | + | :* {{ux|dv|As election dey come so, '''country people''' must shine deir eyes. |(NSC_Legbeti_2021. As election approaches, the masses must be vigillant.)}} |
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* English: ''citizens'' | * English: ''citizens'' | ||
Revision as of 13:31, 22 January 2021
Naija
Alternative forms
- countrypeople
Etymology
From: English country people
Pronunciation
- kɔtrìpípù
Noun
- Na people wey dey stay together for one place
- My country people, make we fight for our right o. — (Egbokhare_2020. My fellow citizens, let us fight for our rights.)
- I beg when dis government wan talk to country people. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. When is this government addressing the masses.)
- As election dey come so, country people must shine deir eyes. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. As election approaches, the masses must be vigillant.)
Translations
- English: citizens