HELP ME TRANSLATE

[Muhsin]

Salam,

Please help me with the English version of the following words:

Muruci
Agwalima
Qeya

Thanks

[bakangizo]

Tabdi. Ka kawo aiki.

[Muhsin]

Haba dai? Kune fa. ;D

[Bayya]

   Ba turawa ne?

[bakangizo]

   Ba turawa ne?

duk sun watse sun koma facebook.

[Muhsin]

   Ba turawa ne?

duk sun watse sun koma facebook.

Mts. Sadly true. :'(

[Dan-Borno]

Muruci
Agwalima
Qeya

Lol English master da kanshi?

Hey guys, this one is to hausawa:

What is the differences between:

Mu gaggana
&

Mu tattauna

[Muhsin]

@DB, the difference depends upon (1) dialect and (2) intention. To some, due to dialectical variety, both the two expressions mean to discuss. While in another case, "Mu gana" means to meet; and does not necessarily refer to discussing at/during the meeting. "Mu tattauna" stands for to discuss. For e.g, we are doing tattaunawa here, but we aren't ganawa. And, one may say we are doing both. That's why I bring DIALECT into this.

[bakangizo]

'Zo mu gana' and 'Zo mu tattauna' are almost the same in hausa land. So one can translate it as 'Lets Meet'

[Dan-Borno]

Thank you my friends

[Dante]

Salam,

Please help me with the English version of the following words:

Muruci
Agwalima
Qeya

Thanks

Hmm.....

1. Tubers
2. agua de lima
3. Thorn


hey, this is a wild guesss... :)

[Muhsin]

^^^Thanks, Dante. Besides, I don't mean Qaya but Qeya. Therefore the search continues...
More-over, what language is that agua de lima, pls? Can't see the "word" in all my dictionaries.