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:* {{ux|dv| Some tailors go just dey '''joinjoin''' person cloth when dem don spoil your material. |(Some tailors are found of stitching up someone’s fabric when they’ve damaged it. )}} | :* {{ux|dv| Some tailors go just dey '''joinjoin''' person cloth when dem don spoil your material. |(Some tailors are found of stitching up someone’s fabric when they’ve damaged it. )}} | ||
:* {{ux|dv| Make two of us do '''joinjoin''' pay di money wey we dey owe. |(Both of us should come together to pay off the debt we are owing.)}} | :* {{ux|dv| Make two of us do '''joinjoin''' pay di money wey we dey owe. |(Both of us should come together to pay off the debt we are owing.)}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:34, 1 March 2024
Naija
Etymology
From: English join
Pronunciation
- dʒɔ̀ìndʒɔ́ín
Verb
- Make dem dey add add put for something.
- Some tailors go just dey joinjoin person cloth when dem don spoil your material. — (Some tailors are found of stitching up someone’s fabric when they’ve damaged it. )
- Make two of us do joinjoin pay di money wey we dey owe. — (Both of us should come together to pay off the debt we are owing.)
Synonym
Related forms
Translation
- English: add to, to do something together