Description
“Mai kwabo spaghetti” a Hausa phrase that loosely translates to “cheap spaghetti” or “affordable spaghetti” in English. Here’s a breakdown:
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“Mai” – owner or one who has something
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“Kwabo” – a small unit of Nigerian currency (like a cent); often used colloquially to mean something cheap
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“Spaghetti” – the pasta dish, usually used as-is in Hausa too
So “mai kwabo spaghetti” is often used informally to describe inexpensive or low-quality spaghetti, possibly sold by roadside vendors or made with very basic ingredients.
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