Country money – Meaning in Kolokwa
Meaning
thin twisted iron rods formerly used as currency
Example in Conversation
Kolokwa: "They found old country money."
English: "They found ancient twisted iron rods used as currency."
Translation to English
In Liberian Kolokwa, "Country money" means "thin twisted iron rods formerly used as currency". It is commonly used in everyday conversation across Liberia.
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Understanding "Country money" in Liberian Kolokwa
"Country money" is a Liberian Kolokwa word or expression that translates to "thin twisted iron rods formerly used as currency" in Standard English. It is commonly used in everyday conversations across Liberia and in Liberian diaspora communities around the world.
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