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West African Pidgin

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NGWest African Pidgin
Body[bo-dy]
noun
Family member or relative. In West African Pidgin, the word "body" is commonly used to refer to someone you are related to or share a close family bond with (e.g., "He be my body" means "He is my relative/family").
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NGWest African Pidgin
bodiMeans Body
noun
body
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NGWest African Pidgin
lake(lake)[layk]Means Body
noun
A large body of water surrounded by land.

“Di lake dey full with plenty water now.”

The lake is full of a lot of water now.

Also means
  1. lake
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NGWest African Pidgin
beach(beach)[beech]Means Body
noun
A pebbly or sandy shore by a body of water.

“Di beach too crowded dis weekend.”

The beach is too crowded this weekend.

Also means
  1. beach
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NGWest African Pidgin
dress(dres)[drɛs]Means Body
noun
A one-piece garment for a woman or girl that covers the body and extends down over the legs.

“She wear new dress to di party.”

She wore a new dress to the party.

Related: gown, frock

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NGWest African Pidgin
shirt(shat)[ʃɜːt]Means Body
noun
A piece of clothing worn on the upper body, typically with a collar and sleeves.

“She wear new shat to di party.”

She wore a new shirt to the party.

Related: top, blouse

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