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bednobs | 20:00 Mon 18th Feb 2013 | ChatterBank
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doe anyone know what "bay god in pawa" means in english?
I think the original language is krio
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Avatar Image TWR
Gods own place Beds " Google it"
20:03 Mon 18th Feb 2013
Avatar Image Mick-Talbot
Lol ^
20:04 Mon 18th Feb 2013
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yes, however, that doesn't make sense in the sentence it's in
20:05 Mon 18th Feb 2013
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So you tried google then Bednobs ?

thought so.
20:07 Mon 18th Feb 2013
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It's similar to the 2nd answer bEDS!
20:07 Mon 18th Feb 2013
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By God's grace ... depending on context .... what's the rest of the sentence Beds?
20:15 Mon 18th Feb 2013
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I agree with echo.
20:17 Mon 18th Feb 2013
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I think it means something like inshallah - "if God permits it'. So you'd say 'I'll see you tomorrow, God willing'.

Literally 'by God in power', I expect.
20:41 Mon 18th Feb 2013
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thanks, "god willing" fits the bill i think
"we will be returning home this week(bay god in pawa)"
20:57 Mon 18th Feb 2013
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learn krio instantly here

http://wikitravel.org/en/Krio_phrasebook

yes I think it is by God in power
21:04 Tue 19th Feb 2013

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