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What Is This Called In Your Local Language?

What Is This Called In Your Local Language?

By MegaMan in 14 Jun 2016 | 09:26
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In our Igbo language,it is called ABUZU.
Some Igbos also call it NTEKWURU
I can remember when we were kids,we usually go in search of Crickets at night.Gone are the days.


What is it called in your local language?
14 Jun 2016 | 09:26
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dnt knw
14 Jun 2016 | 09:29
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IRE
14 Jun 2016 | 09:29
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Cri-cri
14 Jun 2016 | 09:35
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@kingj,na lie. Which language be dat?
14 Jun 2016 | 09:37
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ajebo
14 Jun 2016 | 09:37
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Tata
14 Jun 2016 | 09:44
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Iba
14 Jun 2016 | 09:48
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I nor knw
14 Jun 2016 | 09:52
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we call it ngiria
14 Jun 2016 | 10:03
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@chomyline,why na? No let me call you indomie generation o,lol
14 Jun 2016 | 10:04
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Its Called IRE In Our Local Dialect.
14 Jun 2016 | 10:09
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;-)
14 Jun 2016 | 10:10
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Gyare in Hausa
14 Jun 2016 | 10:10
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Hw things going on here my peeps
14 Jun 2016 | 10:11
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Lolz @megaman seriously i didnt knw the name but you have helped me out
14 Jun 2016 | 10:21
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hmm
14 Jun 2016 | 10:24
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Orere
14 Jun 2016 | 10:36
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Ire
14 Jun 2016 | 11:00
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Ijebu call it URE
14 Jun 2016 | 11:40
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uve already said it
14 Jun 2016 | 12:40
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Angiri, Abua language in Rivers State
14 Jun 2016 | 13:04
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Abuzu or nwoma
14 Jun 2016 | 13:28
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Don't knw
14 Jun 2016 | 13:33
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Ire
14 Jun 2016 | 13:47
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Is called bird
14 Jun 2016 | 14:25
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No no..
14 Jun 2016 | 16:15
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IRE
14 Jun 2016 | 16:49
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Ndi igbo na-akpo ya [b] uchucha [/b]
14 Jun 2016 | 17:09
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NTE that thing sweet ehn but e dey bite.
14 Jun 2016 | 19:30
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Lol.. Its Ire
14 Jun 2016 | 19:30
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Mbuzo......
14 Jun 2016 | 19:34
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Ìré in yoruba
15 Jun 2016 | 04:00
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Na for latins
15 Jun 2016 | 09:33
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Ire
15 Jun 2016 | 17:47
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I don't know how to spell it
15 Jun 2016 | 19:24
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No idea
16 Jun 2016 | 04:26
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Yoruba no get
16 Jun 2016 | 04:39
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I'm an Igbo but don't even know what an Abuzu is
16 Jun 2016 | 13:42
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Nee
16 Jun 2016 | 13:49
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Ukwuani call it Ebusu urhobo call it ohèrè . . . . I stil dy chop am sha were @frankkay nd @orevastar5
16 Jun 2016 | 15:45
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@roes am here now is called ebuzu :mrgreen:
16 Jun 2016 | 16:05
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@frankkay spk ur language jor
17 Jun 2016 | 16:59
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