Difference between revisions of "welcome"
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*{{ux|dv|Una '''welcome''' o my people |NSC_Agnes_2020. (Welcome my people.)}} | *{{ux|dv|Una '''welcome''' o my people |NSC_Agnes_2020. (Welcome my people.)}} | ||
| − | *{{ux|dv|The president go welcome de new ambassador from France|(The | + | *{{ux|dv|The president go '''welcome''' de new ambassador from France|(The President went to welcome the new French Ambassador.)}} |
====Synonym==== | ====Synonym==== | ||
[[salute]], [[greet]] | [[salute]], [[greet]] | ||
====Translation==== | ====Translation==== | ||
English: ''welcome'' | English: ''welcome'' | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 26 October 2020
Naija
Etymology
From: English welcome
Pronunciation
- wélkòm
Definition
na to greet pesin as e dey enta place
Verb
- Una welcome o my people — NSC_Agnes_2020. (Welcome my people.)
- The president go welcome de new ambassador from France — (The President went to welcome the new French Ambassador.)
Synonym
Translation
English: welcome