Words, Origin, Pronunciation and Use

I started this page to document my learning process. But I am excited to share this journey with you If you are trying to improve your vocabulary and learn how to infuse new words into your everyday language, this is the right place for you! I'll be updating activities here...

@lookinfordanny Real💯 Learning helps us to win more often though

some days i win, most days i learn

@Aminu_askoli Oh yeah😄

@Wordybabe2 😂😂we see real life examples everyday.

If you like go dey do hubby or wifey role for relationship wey your love language suppose just be words of affirmation and little gifts, I pity you. We go dey here when Dem serve you breakfast, you go kon dey cry like egbere, we go too play you juicewrld.

@Thelady_Jay You would have been stressing us with, "That's a glass of wooter innit?"

if i had a British accent, I’d never shut up. Infact everything I’m posting on this app will be voice recording.

@Oba_yemii No amount of nixoderm or shirley (I don't know if I got this right) can hide the blemish.

Things Nobody Tells You About Skin Bleaching 👇🏾 1. It’s not a one-time thing: Once you start, stopping can cause your skin to darken unevenly or return darker than before. 2. Some products contain harmful ingredients: Many creams (especially unregulated ones) may include steroids, mercury, or hydroquinone in unsafe amounts. 3. Your skin can become thinner over time: Long-term use can make your skin more fragile, sensitive, and prone to damage. 4. You may become dependent on it: Your skin can get used to the products, making it hard to stop without noticeable changes. 5. It doesn’t fix deeper issues: If the reason is pressure, beauty standards, or insecurity, bleaching won’t solve that long-term. 6. Results are often uneven** Patches, discoloration, or “two-tone” skin is more common than people admit. 7. Sun exposure becomes riskier: Bleached skin is more sensitive to sunlight, increasing chances of burns and damage. 8. Not all “natural” products are safe: Just because it says herbal or organic doesn’t mean it can’t harm your skin. 9. The conversation is deeper than skin: Bleaching is often tied to societal beauty standards, colorism, and identity. 💬 Let’s talk: Why do people go this far just to look this way?

@olaomoto13 It's the matching lip and shade for me. Purrr😂

Na me dey for middle,Eid Mubarak eyin temi 😌

@Adeyyy_0 Oh, sorry Addy🥺

Twitter at it again. Noice

@Art0fThinking Serenity

What’s the first word that comes to mind?

@Keneschart "Stop talking and show workings"😂

@Wordybabe2 Action over words

Do you know African proverbs?

@Keneschart I think nature is responsible for that. They have the largest brain among invertebrates, and their brain is pretty complex too. I watch their documentaries a lot on YouTube and I've seen them solve puzzles, open lids etc. I wish I could have one as a pet.

@Wordybabe2 What makes it so?

Brain Snack: Science fact

@Keneschart Okay. Do you like it?

@Wordybabe2 Let me check it out

Brain snack: Song suggestion

@Keneschart After men😊😄

@Wordybabe2 Ladies first

Why is your pics not on Twitter? Don't you know it is limiting your account growth? Come out of anon, post your pics.

Crocodile vs Alligator

@still_abee It's always amusing when the other person thinks you don't know what they are doing.

that fake checkup before asking for a favour is crazy, for real.

@iamtenal Well, I believe there are still good people.

There’s still hope for humanity, right?

@Kaaidot Profound💯

It is unfortunate to be filled with worries to the brim and remain unheard for so long. When something accumulates excessively within you, you begin to mistake its presence for normalcy.

@FaethAnn_Halilu Is that pressure speaking?😂😂

If your camera no reach 3 no come Eid ohh.

@valkyrieKxng147 I believe everyone should have a plan towards dating and marriage. The exception is when they are both students.

@Wordybabe2 Agreed! What then happens if a partner is not ready?

For this present economy 😂, nait una dey gv dis kind ultimatum. Body count go too surplus brah!!!