Difference between revisions of "ordinary leg"
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===Noun Phrase=== | ===Noun Phrase=== | ||
*Sey person no wear shoe | *Sey person no wear shoe | ||
| − | **{{ux|dv| You no get shoe? Why you dey waka wit ''ordinary leg'' |(NSC_Onwuegbuzia_2020, Don't you have a key? Why are you walking barefoot?)}} | + | **{{ux|dv| You no get shoe? Why you dey waka wit '''ordinary leg''' |(NSC_Onwuegbuzia_2020, Don't you have a key? Why are you walking barefoot?)}} |
| − | **{{ux|dv| I don tell you make you no dey waka wit ordinary leg for night. |(NSC_Onwuegbuzia_2020, I have told you to stop walking barefoot at night.)}} | + | **{{ux|dv| I don tell you make you no dey waka wit '''ordinary leg''' for night. |(NSC_Onwuegbuzia_2020, I have told you to stop walking barefoot at night.)}} |
====Translation==== | ====Translation==== | ||
English: ''barefoot'' | English: ''barefoot'' | ||
Revision as of 11:37, 15 August 2021
Naija
Etymology
From English ordinary and leg
Pronunciation
ɔ́dɪ́nárɪ́lɛ̂g
Noun Phrase
- Sey person no wear shoe
- You no get shoe? Why you dey waka wit ordinary leg — (NSC_Onwuegbuzia_2020, Don't you have a key? Why are you walking barefoot?)
- I don tell you make you no dey waka wit ordinary leg for night. — (NSC_Onwuegbuzia_2020, I have told you to stop walking barefoot at night.)
Translation
English: barefoot