Ekaabo Meaning Novels & Stories

She calmed down a bit and turned back to Veronica. "See eh, you better stay away from me and my friends. Stay on your lane. Don't walk in the same direction with any of us, don't talk to us, and don't even wave at us. Rubbish." She hissed as she walked away in anger. Her friends followed. Veronica caught Grace staring at her then looking away before she left. She curled up her lip as she turned her attention back to her book. "Deal." _____________ Translation: 1) Eba: A local dish made with processed cassava.

“Abeg, let's leave matter for Matthias. I don't want to talk about that one.” “Alright.” I stir my food, my gaze downcast. “Ehen, what of Anita? How's she? Have you guys seen since we vacated?” “Well... About that... We broke up.” “What?!” … Words/phrases and their meanings: *This one you're vexing anyhow these days eh — what is it with your temper these days? * O.B.O. — it is an abbreviation for Omo Baba Olowo (a Yoruba slang) which means 'a rich man's son'.

Then, he began to explain the food he made. "This food is called Kebab, where the skin of the kebab is made from flour that has been mixed with several concoctions of spices, milk, salt and oil. At first glance, it almost resembles a cake but the difference is. The kebab is like a cake filled with vegetables, meat, mayonnaise and cheese. it is folded to beautify the food so it doesn't spill inside. Arabic food is used to eating wheat flour." Dissa smiled seeing Novi Tang want to take the food. "Oh I see, well I'll give it a try." Novi replied.

Samantha POV We are currently sitting in front of the television. Kaleb opened up something that he calls N*****x. I didn't know what N*****x was until he explained to me that it is an app that you can watch movies on. It is a foreign concept to me. I cannot remember if I have ever even watched television. I remember seeing one in the masters home but it was never on. "So what do you want to watch? Do you want to watch a movie or a series?" Kaleb was slowly flipping through what he called the start-up page looking for something to watch.

My mom smiled at Tope. "Thank you ma." She smiled. We ate and after eating, two girls I've never seen before came to clear the table. "Your dad is coming back tomorrow." My mom said, her eyes tinkling. She has missed her husband. Ya Rabbi, provide mine for me, please. We left the house for Konyii's date after I had gone back to take my bath. We need to shine shine tonight. Kini jebe?- What does that mean? Ekaro- Good morning.

Looks like this place is not for me. "Can we leave now?" I was pleased when he nodded. "Let's eat?" Another one. So we went to a restaurant there called Kuya J. Max explained to me that Kuya means 'Big Brother' in English. I don't get why he keeps explaining these things when I didn't even ask. Is he perhaps showing off his wide knowledge of this country?

He shook his head and turned away then proceeded back to his room *** Akara - bean cake.

“I love your legs.” The two blushed because of how pervy the comment sounded. Kate had meant to compliment Francine’s skirt and shoes but since they were both wearing the standard CITS uniform, she ended up saying "legs". “Sorry,” Kate said. “I’ve got no mouth filter so sometimes I say things like a babo.” “Like a what?” “Oh, babo. It’s Korean. I learned it from K-dramas. It means a stupid person.” “Oh.” Another spell of uncomfortable silence.

I was getting confused. "A penny for your thoughts" Kene said, almost scaring me out of my skin. He has this smirk on his face, he was surely up to something. But I didn't care about that. Something else was on my mind. "Do you care to explain what pussy tearer means" I asked, folding my hands across my chest. "You want to know what that means ?" he asked, chuckling. Glossary Abeg -- Please Kinni -- What

Jake yells from the truck window. "That is our cue," Chloe says as we follow her to the most delicious thing I have ever smelled. No offense to our long-time cook. "Prepare yourself to be amazed." Chloe helped us by handing us the food, it seemed we had the same thing I just didn't know what it was. "So what do you call this?" I ask. "It's called kebab. Just try it, I'm sure you're gonna love it. Just FYI, it is a bit spicy but if I can handle it so should you." I'll just take her word for it.