Make a dialogue in pairs about the unique English expressions of the country you’ve researched using AI.
Script
Jimin :
I bought some snacks from the market, and the seller added some extra for me saying “Jara”.
Uzo :
Oh, he gave you some Jara?
Jimin :
Yes, that’s the word!
Jara.
How do you say that in American or British English?
Uzo :
It would be something like “a little extra” or “a bonus”.
We call it “bonus” in Korean.
Jimin :
By the way, Uzo, I overheard the seller calling his boss “Oga”.
What does that mean?
Uzo :
Ah, “Oga“!
In Nigerian English, “Oga” refers to a boss or someone in a position of authority.
It can also be a sign of respect.
Jimin :
That’s interesting!
So, it’s like how we might say “boss” in American or British English.