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Naija

Alternative Form

Etymology

From: English then

Pronunciation

  • dɛ̌n

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Frequency

  • Frequency in NSC treebank: 182
  • Frequency rank in NSC treebank: 87
  • Frequency in raw corpus: 2052
  • Frequency rank in raw corpus: 189

Adverb

  1. As matter take concern time.
    • For 1996 I go high school, do youth service, con still do Masters join, den I enter politics.  — (NSC_Agnes_2020,(I graduated in 1996, served in the National Youth Service corps, still did my Masters then joined politics afterwards.)
  2. As dem dey talk put join wetin de don first talk.
    • Even den, we go still need machines, trees and plants to capture carbon for di air wey we fit store for underground - forever.  — (bbc__47473, (Regardless of what is on ground there is a need to acquire machines, trees and plants to capture carbon in the air and store underground forever.)

Synonyms

after

Translations

  • English: subsequently

Conjunction

  1. na when dem wan join someting inside talk
    • Another major issue Ghanaians dey expect be in di area of roads den infrastructure.  — (bbc__15737, Another major issue Ghanaians have expectation is in the area of roads and infrastructure.)
    • Police for di region release names den pictures of some of di suspects give di public say of anyone get filla, dem go fit assist police.  — (bbc__82495,(The regional Police released the names of the suspects and then added pictures of some of the suspects to the public for assistance in their investigation police. )
    • President Nana Akufo-Addo, den im Vice President sit for di VVIP Lounge for di Airport as dem dey chat den smile.  — (bbc__83540,(President Nana Akufo-Addo and his Vice President sat at the VVIP Lounge at the Airport while chatting and later smiled at each other.)

Synonyms

and

Translations

  • English: and

Pronoun

  1. dem dey use am instead of 'dem' for some places
    • Den con born we.  — (NST_cleaned__23335,(Then, we were born.)
    • Den go know sey we don do am finish.  — (NST_cleaned_38779, Then they will know we have finished it.)

Translations

  • English: used to indicate next thing in order of occurrence