What does "Oya" mean? Nigeria vs Rwanda

🌍 Language Diversity: "Oya" Across Borders 🗣️
Discover the fascinating language differences! In Nigeria "Oya" can mean so many things like "okay," "let's go," "answer me,"." But in Kinyarwanda, spoken in Rwanda, it's a clear and simple "NO."
Have you ever encountered a word that means one thing in one place and the opposite in another? Share your experiences in the comments below! Let's explore the beauty of language diversity.
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The same words but different meaning, God is great

[@George-vx2sz]

This is common in tribal languages across the world. For example, the word "ota mi" in Yoruba diaelet spoken in the western states and part Kogi state in Nigeria means "my enemy" while the same word means "my friend" in Ebira diaelet spoken in a community in the same Kogi state. This confusing of languages is a pre-historical event recorded in the bible.

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