Difference between revisions of "sweet belle"
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Revision as of 12:52, 23 March 2021
Naija
Etymology
From English: sweet and belly
Pronunciation
swît bɛ̀lé
Adjectival phrase
Sey person dey happy.
- As I hear the tori, my belle sweet me no be small. — ( NSC_Olukayode.S.M_2021, When I heard the news, I was deeply overjoyed.)
- Video weh e dey show how President Biya no use sweet belle greet di Higher Education Minister Jacques Fame Ndongo, na big tori for social media. — (bbc__80637, The viral video on social media, shows that President Biya wasn't too happy to greet the Higher Education Minister of Jacques Fame Ndongo.)
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Translation
- English: Happy