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===Adverb=== | ===Adverb=== | ||
Revision as of 19:07, 15 July 2021
Naija
Etymology
From: English on
Pronunciation
- ɔn
Adverb
- Na to put off someting.
- Help me put de gas on I beg. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. Please put on the gas.)
- No switch de light off, put am on. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. Put on the light, dont turn it off.)
- Help me 'on de telly. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. Help me switch the Television on.)
- Na make someting rest put for anoder ting.
- I put all my hope only on God jare. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. I depend solely on God.)
- My, for our house, na only English, and maybe sey na Hausa depending on if we get visitor wey come house. — (NST_cleaned__2062. In our house we speak only English and maybe Hausa sometimes if we have guest.)
- Na to dey talk or do someting dey go.
- He just dey talk dey go on and 'on. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. He wwnr on and on.)
- 'on de day I go marry. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. I think of wedding day a lot.)
Related form
Synonyms
Antonyms
Translations
- English: put something on