Ya Budu Ebat Meaning Novels & Stories

“That’s fine. Let’s just nip this in the butt.” “Nip it in the… butt?” Mark repeats, looking at him strangely. “Yeah, get it over with already,” Tristan clarifies. “Uhm, first of all, that’s not what that means. It means to get it over with quickly, and this has been dragged out forever. And then… it’s bud. Not butt.” “No, I’m pretty sure it’s butt,” Tristan counters. “No, it’s not. It’s bud,” Mark insists. I sigh. “Who the fuck cares? Get out of my office so I can call Alpha Stephen and get his flaccid old ass back here!”

I will always reply Ba bu meaning No or Kadan Kadan meaning A little. When opportunity presented itself, I decided to grab it and gave my suggestion. But it did not go down well with my friend, Comfort. What embarrassed me more was the fact that we were not just ladies but men were there. Brother Isaiah was there, Brother Bukola and a host of others. I felt embarrassed, humiliated. I was so humbled that I couldn't say a word till we all left. At another time, we were together with some ladies gisting, when suddenly she shouted on Elizabeth with an acidic tongue. That one was very angry that she went out immediately.

“Early bird catches the worm, budi.” “I’m sorry, what?” her forehead creased. “Budi means wife in Nepali. You should start calling me Buda. Since I’ll be your loving hubby soon,” he teased. She scoffed and murmured, “Gross. It’s still early, and you’re ruining my day.” Devance chortled, unaffected. “I want to go somewhere. Come with me.” He lowered his voice and added, “Then we’ll meet your boyfriend.” “Why should I come with you? No.”

I’ve not seen them with any lady since) Lady2: Emi o mo o (I don’t know) This was getting too far. I just had to speak up… Me: Eburu gan o. Eeko ri okurin meji, eema kpe won ni gay. Shey o da be ni? (You girls are harsh. ‘Cos you see two guys together, you are calling them gay. Is it cool like that?) Lady2: 😮 Boda ema binu, amo kpe egbo ede wa ni. Shey yoruba ni yin ni? (Brother don’t be angry, we didn’t know you understood our language. Are you a yoruba person?)