Difference between revisions of "kpalasa"
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| − | * Someting wey don old wey no fine. | + | * Someting wey don old wey no fine./Someting wey cheap. |
:* {{ux|dv| Everybody get two phone now. One better phone and one kpalasa. Di '''kpalasa''' dey get torch and di battery dey last wellwell. |(Everyone has two phones now. One good one and one not-so-good one. The not-so-good one has a torch, and the battery lasts well.)}} | :* {{ux|dv| Everybody get two phone now. One better phone and one kpalasa. Di '''kpalasa''' dey get torch and di battery dey last wellwell. |(Everyone has two phones now. One good one and one not-so-good one. The not-so-good one has a torch, and the battery lasts well.)}} | ||
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* English: ''not so good'' | * English: ''not so good'' | ||
Latest revision as of 15:00, 5 March 2024
Naija
Etymology
- From: Unknown
Pronunciation
Noun
- Someting wey don old wey no fine./Someting wey cheap.
- Everybody get two phone now. One better phone and one kpalasa. Di kpalasa dey get torch and di battery dey last wellwell. — (Everyone has two phones now. One good one and one not-so-good one. The not-so-good one has a torch, and the battery lasts well.)
Translation
- English: not so good