Monday, May 15, 2023
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Mchew
ReplyDeleteOk
ReplyDeleteWhat is idan?
Seconded ,the longest hiss
DeleteShe don drop Asiwaju baby to Idan? na here we dey look everything
ReplyDeleteMake I order puff corn
DeleteWe don hear ...NEEEXT!
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ReplyDeleteI think it's about her new movie.
ReplyDeleteThis is for those that are asking for the meaning of 'idan'.
ReplyDeleteIf you’ve been wondering what the buzzword ‘Idan’ means, wonder no more.
This Yoruba word has been making rounds on the streets and social media lately and has become a popular slang in Nigeria.
What does ‘Idan’ slang mean?
‘Idan’ can be traced back to the Yoruba language, one of the three most commonly spoken languages in Nigeria.
The word directly translates to ‘magic’, but colloquially, it has taken on a different meaning.
Nowadays, it is often used to refer to someone who is held in high esteem and is seen as a boss.
The word ‘Idan’ is often used synonymously with words like strength, influence, and power. It is being utilized by individuals to show their respect and admiration for people they hold in high regard. It is commonly used under comment sections to cheer on their idols.
One of the fascinating things about ‘Idan’ is its cultural and social influence. It is being used to show respect and admiration, and it has become a way of acknowledging someone’s attributes like power, wealth, and influence.
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The yoruba is too deep and unreadable..I don't understand some but keep on flying " iya idan"
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ReplyDeleteIt's okay oooo.
ReplyDeleteStella, I don't know if this was translated by you or was just lifted but "idan" can be best translated as wonder or a great feat. It does not mean trial in any context.
ReplyDeleteShe is saying she is a wonder, most wonderful of wonders or great feats ( usual self praise like people likening themselves to themselves lion, peacock, eagle etc) and anyone who comes against her will see this wonder, forget (gbagbe).
I really don't know why sour minded people continue to disturb this girl and frustrate themselves.
Kotokoto
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