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highlyeccentricNigerian English sounds awesome
For example, a TV isn't switched on or off — it's "on-ed" or "off-ed."
A Nigerian congratulating someone on a success or victory will likely "felicitate" him rather than offer felicitations. Similarly, people are invited to "jubilate," or celebrate, a triumph...
For example, a TV isn't switched on or off — it's "on-ed" or "off-ed."
A Nigerian congratulating someone on a success or victory will likely "felicitate" him rather than offer felicitations. Similarly, people are invited to "jubilate," or celebrate, a triumph...