I'm in love, and it's true,
Every time I see you, my heart says "dùn" like stew.
Your smile shines bright, like the afternoon sun "ọsan,"
With you by my side, every day is "ọjọ ayọ," no wrong.
When you speak, my heart does a dance,
Like "egwu" in the village, it’s a sweet romance.
Your voice is like "mmanụ," smooth and fine,
I thank God daily that you are mine.
In the market, I buy "suya" to share,
Thinking of you, nothing can compare.
Your laughter is "kwantace," strong and pure,
With you, I know my love is secure.
No one can love the way I love you.
You’re my "ife," my joy, my "sarki" king,
Together forever, we'll dance and sing.
Yoruba:
1. Dùn – Sweet or pleasant
2. Ọsan– Afternoon
3. Ọjọ ayọ – Day of joy or a joyful day
Igbo:
1. Egwu – Dance or music
2. Mmanụ – Oil, often used to symbolize richness or smoothness in Igbo culture
Hausa:
1. Suya – A popular grilled meat delicacy, often associated with joy and celebration
2. Kwantace – To lie down or relax
3. Sarki – King or ruler
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