How to Greet People and Ask How They Are in Nigerian Pidgin

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How you dey

Level 1
Bayo
, ?

Kemi, how are you?

Kemi
. ?

I am fine. How are you?

Bayo
. .

I am fine. Goodbye.

Kemi
, .

Goodbye, Bayo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you say hello and ask how someone is in Nigerian Pidgin?

You can use common greetings like "How you dey" to greet people and ask how they are doing in everyday conversations.

How do I ask about someone's health in Nigerian Pidgin?

You can use phrases like "How body dey today" to ask about someone's health and well-being.

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