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What's this called in your Dialect? (photo)

What's this called in your Dialect? (photo)

By Mama in 5 Sep 2016 | 12:53
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[b]Hello friends let have some fun by telling what we call this in our local languages[/b]

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In my language it's called....
All the Yorubas in the house help me out lolz
5 Sep 2016 | 12:53
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@crusher @eliboy please pass me register
5 Sep 2016 | 12:55
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Dunno o
5 Sep 2016 | 12:57
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Pomo
5 Sep 2016 | 13:02
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Pomo
5 Sep 2016 | 13:03
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Thinking
5 Sep 2016 | 13:04
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I know my language own In Edo state iviukhua in particular we call it Ofia Abeg make una clap for me
5 Sep 2016 | 13:20
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Kukukukuku.
5 Sep 2016 | 13:20
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pomo
5 Sep 2016 | 13:24
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Ponmo
5 Sep 2016 | 13:29
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Kanda
5 Sep 2016 | 13:54
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I forgot but let me ask my besty @adauche
5 Sep 2016 | 14:07
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Lol
5 Sep 2016 | 14:16
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Dnt no faa
5 Sep 2016 | 14:17
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@victoriouschild you try fah clap yourself
5 Sep 2016 | 16:06
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"Kpomo"
5 Sep 2016 | 16:32
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So succulent. .
5 Sep 2016 | 16:32
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*clapping for my sef*
5 Sep 2016 | 16:36
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*clapping for my sef*
5 Sep 2016 | 16:38
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Ponmo
5 Sep 2016 | 16:57
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Besty @Frankkay I dunno knw ooo mum forgot to teach me
5 Sep 2016 | 18:05
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kanda
6 Sep 2016 | 02:14
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kanda
6 Sep 2016 | 02:34
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Kanda
6 Sep 2016 | 03:11
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Kpomo
6 Sep 2016 | 04:04
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Pomo
6 Sep 2016 | 04:26
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In Oguta where i cum 4rm we call it Kanda.
6 Sep 2016 | 05:19
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Ponmo kika*winks*
6 Sep 2016 | 05:30
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Pomo
6 Sep 2016 | 06:16
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kanda
6 Sep 2016 | 06:16
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pomo
6 Sep 2016 | 06:18
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Kpomo
6 Sep 2016 | 06:28
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na ponmo nau
6 Sep 2016 | 06:58
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Ionno
6 Sep 2016 | 07:29
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Dont know
6 Sep 2016 | 08:04
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In yoruba language is called panmon,not pomo
6 Sep 2016 | 09:17
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lol..,,,mk I Ask maami
6 Sep 2016 | 11:00
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Kanda...in igbo lanq
6 Sep 2016 | 11:33
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pomo ijebu
6 Sep 2016 | 15:01
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Kpomo
6 Sep 2016 | 16:16
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hmm
6 Sep 2016 | 22:25
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Yoruba called it =ponmo
7 Sep 2016 | 03:14
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Kanda
7 Sep 2016 | 18:23
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ponmo
7 Sep 2016 | 18:28
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Kponmo niyen ke!
8 Sep 2016 | 05:36
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Ponmo to ka bi tyre
8 Sep 2016 | 12:35
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