Difference between revisions of "oyibo pepper"
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# Person wey be sey e fair for skin. | # Person wey be sey e fair for skin. | ||
| − | #:* {{ux|dv| Dat aunty don marry '''oyibo pepper'''. |( | + | #:* {{ux|dv| Dat aunty don marry '''oyibo pepper'''. |(NSC_2020, That lady has married a white man.)}} |
# Person wey be sey e be albino | # Person wey be sey e be albino | ||
| − | #:* {{ux|dv| De no dey let '''oyibo pepper''' comot for sun. |( | + | #:* {{ux|dv| De no dey let '''oyibo pepper''' comot for sun. |(NSC_2020, They don't allow albinos step out in the sun.)}} |
====Synonym==== | ====Synonym==== | ||
Revision as of 06:52, 13 November 2022
Naija
Etymology
From: Naija oyibo, English pepper
Pronunciation
Noun
- Person wey be sey e fair for skin.
- Dat aunty don marry oyibo pepper. — (NSC_2020, That lady has married a white man.)
- Person wey be sey e be albino
- De no dey let oyibo pepper comot for sun. — (NSC_2020, They don't allow albinos step out in the sun.)
Synonym
Antonym
Translation
English fair skinned