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In Liberian English, 'y'all' is singular (from 'you all' used politely to one person). It's a respectful second person p...

Means 'you' (singular) in Koloqua. Can be a subject or object.

Are you leaving? (Departure inquiry)

Means disgusting or messy, possibly from 'yucky.'

Never mind; don’t worry about it

Yes/Affirmative (Yeah)

Taxi cab (Yellow taxi)

Exclamation for surprise (Expression of shock)

You're capable (You can do it)

You’re kidding/joking OR you’re being foolish

Understand/Notice (You get it)

You too/Yourself (And you?)

Youth/Millennials (Young people)

Youth/Juniors (Young ones)

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If someone's 'heart get cold,' they have calmed down / been appeased.

Your area/Place (Your neighborhood)

Young people organization (Youth association)

You all