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The pronunciation is distinctly African too, something it shares with West Indian Patois. In the playground, we sometimes spoke Pidgin for fun. But I wouldn’t dream of using it at home.
Even the name ChòpnBlọk, he explained, is rooted in West African Pidgin English: “chòp” means “to eat” while “blok” represents a location.
In Pidgin English, which is widely spoken throughout parts of West Africa, “chop” means “to eat.” A “chop bar” is a place where people would gather over meals.
British Monarch King Charles III has expressed love for Pidgin English after listening to music by Nigerian five-time Grammy nominee David Adeleke, popularly called Davido, who is on a 17-track ...
Macron, remembering his former years as an intern at the French Embassy in Nigeria, hailed ties between the two nations in a post written with the characteristic warmth and informality of Pidgin.