Gidan Uncle Hausa Mga Nobela at Kwento

said his first uncle with an angry tone . " I suggest you adjust your tone before speaking to me ! " said Justin . " I am your elder , your first uncle ! You have to speak politely to me ! " said the first uncle with an angry tone . " Our children will do the labor work and manage to clean the house from the trashes ?! They'll be cleaners ?! Justin ?! " said the second uncle with a shocked expression .

“Gia, Mr Dumont is too kind to you, what is your relationship with him?" “He's my uncle.” “Are you two related by blood?" Gold pretended to look innocent, like a gossiping little sister. Gia’s cheeks turned scarlet: "No, but our families are close and so I’ve always called him uncle since I was a child.” Hearing Gia say this, Gold’s eyes flashed with a hint of disappointment. She had thought Gia calling him uncle meant they were related by blood or something. “How do you two know each other? Since when exactly?”

Chapter 24 "What did you just say? You seem to be mistaking something because I don't think you get it at all. "I am the president of the Black group company and I have come to represent them". Uncle said as I laughed from where I was standing, I don't just know why but I find this to be very fun and interesting on how uncle was just disgracing himself right now.

my uncle jokes. “So my mother says,” he replies, with a smile that makes me swoon internally. Double damn. “Well, I’m sure any woman here would be happy to have you,” my uncle, the suck-up, says. “This is my Beta, Jayvon Mason,” he says. I miss the rest when he greets my aunt because my friend, Veronica, sends me a mind-link.

“Your niece is fast. Think she beat me next time.” Chino laughed low. “She go beat you. She get Yoruba stubbornness from her uncle.” Liam sat beside him, shoulder to shoulder. Nkem ran up, ball under arm. “Uncle Chino! Uncle Liam say you used to play football in Lagos. True?” Chino looked at her—bright eyes, Adanna’s smile, no fear in them. “True. But I no good like your Uncle Wale.” “Who’s Uncle Wale?”

He assumed an unranked wolf like me would collapse under the weight of a high elder's judgment. Ignoring his pathetic display, I stepped forward and offered a respectful nod to Gideon. "Hello, Uncle." The term caused a sudden, suffocating silence to drop over the table. Gideon’s eyes narrowed behind his lenses. Uncle? His son’s mated female was addressing him like a common relative. A low snort escaped his chest, his displeasure instantly shifting the temperature of the room. "Sit," he commanded. Seeing the elder's cold reception, Amara's lips curled into a triumphant sneer.

The Uncle held out his hand in front of Nora. The little girl shook her head with a sneer. "Come on, let your blood dry quickly, dear." "Ti Teya said you can't go with strangers!" said Nora. "Oh, you think Uncle is a foreigner?" the man laughed, a laugh that didn't reach his eyes, "Maybe Daddy hasn't introduced Uncle to you yet,that's why you think Uncle is a stranger. Even though Uncle is Daddy's friend. Anyone who comes to this ridiculous party is Daddy's friend. Don't you understand?"

He asked I didn't know how to reply him, I looked at Anna's face but I couldn't read those emotions in her face. As soon as I wanted to speak, I heard dad's voice. "Kenneth, Kenneth," Dad greeted while doing their brotherly hug "Gbenga, the engineer, how are you?" Uncle Ken asked dad "Am okay o. See as you kon fresh like ripe tomatoes(Look at how fresh you are, like ripe tomatoes), you have finish Nigeria money," Dad said which caused everyone to laugh

A message from Rachel. ‘Uncle Ryan. Hi. I wanted to check up on you. I am out with a friend, she’s Korean. I learned something new today. Adjussi, It means Uncle and I love it. Adjussi, I can’t wait to see you. I can’t say how much I miss you.

E kaasan Ma' I greeted all of them together, prostating flat. Oshey. Omo kaaro, O Ji re. I laughed at my subconscious as I slowly stood up. 'Aah aah. Booda Uthman, okunrin ma ti de' (You're now a man) I smiled at an Uncle's words and stretched to my tallest height. Ode ni e. (you're a fool) 'Oko olómoge, Àwon àuntí nko? (A slang for asking for someone's supposed girlfriends)