3. When people put a question mark after an “I hope…” statement.
“I hope you had a good day” is a statement, not a question, so you do not have to put a question mark after it.
If you want to phrase it as a question, you can say, “Did you have a good day?”
Some random things that disturbed me when I was younger:
1) I felt it was incorrect to say "my weight is 60Kg" when the unit of weight is actually Newton. I felt it should be "my weight is 588N or my mass is 60kg"🧐
2) Akara should be called bean ball and not bean cake .../1
“If you fall to pieces in a crisis, there wasn’t much to you in the first place”
Prov 24:10 (MSG)
Lmao…Solomon said you’re not all that, if you let pressure crumble you.
@umunnachinedum Oh, I see people do it here a lot. I don’t know if they’re doing it as an act of worship, but nobody should be pressured into doing it.
I don’t understand why I have to touch the offering bowl with my phone after making a transfer during the offering.
I find it funny. I don’t need to convince anyone that I’ve given… lol.
This week has been full of good news from friends. Immigration approvals, new jobs, citizenship… it’s been one testimony after another. So grateful to God for what He’s doing in my circle❤️
Anyi ekwere wo
Na oge Chukwu ka mma
Ezi Chukwu ge enye anyi
Ihe anyi yoro ya
Amaram na oga di ka olu ebube
Amaram na oga di ka olu ebube
Agbacha lika lika uche Chukwu g’eme
Agbacha lika lika akwa mgbochi ga etiwa
Amaram na oga di ka olu ebube