Slangs Mistaken for Other Slangs

Slangs By Ghanaians

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Up until social media made its way into the world of communication and entertainment, us as Ghanaians did not realize that a number of our slangs were actually similar in spelling and/or pronunciation to other non-Ghanaian slangs. There have been some confusing moments on social media where non-Ghanaians thought we were referring to a different situation. To clear up these hilarious confusing situations, we discuss five (5) Ghanaian slangs (with their comparisons) that are often mistaken for other slangs. The team: Wendy, Jeff, Peaches, Eamy and Cobbie. Music by: Jeff (also known as Niney) Title: Chiiild (On SoundCloud) This episode is based off our blog post on WordPress, Five (5) Ghanaian slangs that get mistaken for other slangs. Read blog here: https://slangsbyghanaians.wordpress.com/2021/06/07/five-5-ghanaian-slangs-that-get-mistaken-for-other-slangs/ We're available on all popular podcast streaming platforms. Let's get slanging! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/slangsbyghanaians/message

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