Port Harcourt Slangs
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Port Harcourt Slangs
Ever been confused about Pitakwa slang? We made a list to explain the meaning of some Pitakwa (Port Harcourt) Slang. ?
Make una enjoy the cappings below;
Wida – What, What’s Up
Who Goes – Who is that
Who goes you – Who are you?
Die It – Forget the matter, allow the isue rest
Jonze – Stupid or mad
Conti – Fear
Abobi – Used to describe a male
Agirli – Used to describe a female
Shenkes, Bani, Kpalas – used to describe a girl
Manchi – Used to describe a man
Cure jonzing – S***
Pochichon – Position
Rubbers or Kabulas – Money
411 – Plan
Compass – Location
Chaw – Food
Buy showcase – Coming
Hear the odor – Observe what is going on
Buy relaxer – Going to rest
Lap – To meet someone
Jollof or Jollofing – Enjoyment
Caprisson – Talk or Say
Cap – Talk
Caping careless – Talking out of point
E dey your body – Talented person
Kpor – Look (eg: kpor well o)
Disembark – Go back
Passport – To pass through
Cut am put for my body – To give part of something (eg: money)
Bobo juice – A lie or fake promise
Unit – Means your house or a special location
Leg or Leg boy – used to describe footwear, shoes
Okpono or Cappas – Mobile Phone
Chinor Man – used to describe a big man or someone you respect
Kapha – Intelligence
48 – someone that doesn’t know what’s up
Compiled by: Godsgreat George
Tags: Pitakwa
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