What!!...I am Isoko and I dont know what to call this in my dialect!!..OMG....
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Saturday, January 04, 2020
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Ububi- Idoma
ReplyDeleteUbubi, really?,I'm Idoma too thanks, I just learnt the idoma name now.
DeleteUdara
DeleteI almost wrote ABUBIE. Thank you.
DeleteBrown sucre, so I have a sister hereπ.
Delete@HRH complete the name na!
DeleteIt is called Otien Agada π€£π€£
Otien is orange
We call it Ochie
DeleteAgbalumo, omg I miss this so bad. Over 20 years I've seen or had it.
DeleteAgbalumo, omg I miss this so bad. Over 20 years I've seen or had it. I remember we use to make chewing gum out of it πππ€£π€£π€ππΎπ€·πΎ♀️
DeleteIbibi
DeleteUdara
ReplyDeleteUdara but alas, what I have tasted so far in calabar na slapping device, chaiii, Chim oh!!!! Wen the thing wooze you slap, all your teeth will stand at attention for one weekππππ
Deleteπππ and some wickid sellers go tell you “ na nwanu “ E sweet die oooo .
Deleteππππππ
DeleteAgbalumo
ReplyDeleteOtien in Benin
DeleteJust finish taking it now
agbalumo ni.. craving for one now
ReplyDeleteIt's called Ehia in Igala
ReplyDeleteOmaye, so u r igala π€π€
DeleteMe gba ooo
DeleteAwa o
Deleteudara
ReplyDeleteUdara sweet one.
ReplyDeleteUdara Igbo
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo Yoruba.
Oya Hausa and efik give us the names
I sure say you go fail exam tire
DeleteThe ques says "in YOUR dialect"
It is called Udadi in Efik.
DeleteIts Udari in 3fik
Delete18:21 do you know if she's both Igbo and Yoruba?
DeleteOtien in Esan
Delete18:21, ITK kee u there πππ. Sho igba eee eee π€·πΎ♀️
DeleteAgwaluma in hausa
DeleteUdara
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo-the only fruit I don't like.
ReplyDeleteUdara
ReplyDeleteOtien- Edo
ReplyDeleteSo right!!
DeleteUdara
ReplyDeleteUdara mmicha aka
ReplyDeleteUdara in igbo
ReplyDeleteUdala
DeleteUten'agadava
ReplyDeleteUrhobo right? You try for the spelling o. thumps up
DeleteYes Urhobo.
DeleteAgbalumo ... Yoruba
ReplyDeleteagbalumo
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo
ReplyDeleteπ€
ReplyDeleteI'm oron... We call it etidi (hope I got the spellings right)
ReplyDeleteOtien, Esan Edo State.
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo
ReplyDeleteUdara
ReplyDeleteOtien
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo
ReplyDeleteA'cherry lol @Isoko
ReplyDeleteIt's bargada @isoko don't know if I got d spelling right it's called like how u open it with ur laps.
DeleteI don't know it in my dialect oh.
ReplyDeleteBut Udara in igbo
Udara
ReplyDeleteUtien agadava-Urhobo
ReplyDeletecheery(English)(udara Igbo)
ReplyDeleteCherry is a different fruit
DeleteAgalumo...
ReplyDeleteUdara in Igbo.
ReplyDeleteUdala
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo
ReplyDeleteUdara
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo
ReplyDeleteOtien
ReplyDeleteUdala
ReplyDeleteThat open one looks like something familiar.
ReplyDeleteUdala - Anambra
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo
ReplyDeleteUdala
ReplyDeleteAgbalukpa Hausa ,udala igbo
ReplyDeleteEsha- Igarra
ReplyDeleteIt is called African Star fruit
ReplyDeleteUdara
ReplyDeleteIt's called Udara
ReplyDeleteUdara= Ibibio
ReplyDeleteSeriously? Wow!! Thank you
DeleteUdara= Ibibio
ReplyDeleteUdara
ReplyDeleteUdara =Ibibio
ReplyDeleteUdala , nwannu for the sweet ones
ReplyDeleteOmbiii(Igede)
ReplyDeleteUdara
ReplyDeleteAgbalumo in Yoruba, Udara in igbo.
ReplyDeleteI don't know really (covers face)
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ReplyDeleteIgbo ppl be calling it udara upandan but the sweet variety is called nwannu.
ReplyDeleteIt is called Udara/Udala in Igbo, nwannu or nwaose anyi amaro maka nkea.
DeleteUdari in Efik.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the correct English name please?
Udari
ReplyDeleteWe call it alansa in Ghana
ReplyDeleteEhaa-Ebira
ReplyDeleteHow we used to hold it between our hands and still put our hands between our kneels just to be able to split it open, and rush to suck the milk at once, as we were little kids in Primary school (my mouth is watery)
ReplyDeleteUtie in Igala
ReplyDeleteOgana- Adun
ReplyDeleteUdala: Anambra
ReplyDeleteIt is called udura in my part of idoma land precisely orokam.
ReplyDeleteCalled udura in my orokam dialect from Benue.
ReplyDeleteAgwaluma-hausa
ReplyDeleteAgwaluma-babur