SLANG EXPRESSIONS TO KNOW IN NIGERIAN PIDGIN ENGLISH

Every language has its informal way of communication which is referred to as slang. Nigerian Pidgin has tons of these expressions. This lesson opens you to some of them.#nigerianlifestyle #pidginnews #pidginenglish #nigerianpidginenglishchannels #afrobeats #worldlanguages #africanlanguage #nigerianlifestyle #nigerianvlogger #pidginenglishinnigeria #whatispidginenglish #nigerianpidginenglishphrases #learnnigerianpidgin #nigerianpidginlessons #nigerianpidginenglish #commonnigerianpidginenglisphrases #pidginenglish101 #nigerianmovies #pidgin #nollywoodmovies #afrobeat

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The noun “Omo” which literally means a child in Yoruba and Edo languages can have a totally different meaning depending on the intonation and the stress when used in a sentence. It is one of the most used exclamations in NPE/NE for expressing surprise, anger, love, sadness, worry, disappointment, and embarrassment.
Omo when subtle - Boy/Men/My friend
Omo when sad - Damn
Omo when happy Awwww
Omo when amazed Wow
Omo when stressed - Oh no
Omo when angry Ahhhhh
Omo when embarrassed - What the heck?
Omo when disappointed OMG
Omo when obsessed - Holy Shit
Omo when surprised - Really?

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