Africans have a way of saying things that does not mean exactly what they say. They have a twisted language just like idiomatic expression.
This is the second part of the first part posted about a year ago. Bon voyage
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Question of
Don’t kill me
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Do not murder me
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Do not offer me low bargain
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Do not deny my right
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Do not laugh at me
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Question of
Drying eyes for me
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Not respecting me
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Looking me in the face
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Staring fixedly at me
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Avoiding me
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Question of
Eating from the same pot
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Sharing a meal
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Hating each other
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Sharing a woman
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Loving each other
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Question of
Getting a cooking equipment(jiko)
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Marrying
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Getting food on the table
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Going to school
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Being bewitched
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Question of
Has gone far
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Has covered a long distance
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Being spoiled
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Sought the powers from God
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Sought powers of a powerful witch
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Question of
Walking out
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Not in the house
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Strolling
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Seeking love outside wedlock
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Annoyed
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Question of
Sleeping out
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Not sleeping at home
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Literally sleeping out
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Moving about
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Sleep walking
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Question of
Being visited
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Receiving visitors
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Getting news
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Travelling
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Seeing ghosts
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Question of
Seeing the moon
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Walking at night
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Seeing the Monthly Periods
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Dying
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Awake
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Question of
Counting the roofing rails
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Dead
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Doing maths
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Going to school
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Blind
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Very interesting. My result: 2 out of 10
It was very interesting I tried to imagine the meanings and at least got 4.
You got 7 out of 10 right!
Great
Yummy…
Quite yummy for you. It may not be bread and butter for many
Yummy coz I got lucky…!
Very interesting quiz, but I only have 5 correct answers.
According to the nature of the Quiz that is great
A good one but I was lot with the questions.
Do not worry because it is typically African
You got 3 out of 10 right!
Could be better
We can backbite you in English then
I have no idea what they mean. There is no context. Interesting that different people us English in different ways.
Thank you for attempting the quiz