another example is the igbos adding the word "nna", also used at the beginning of some sentences to show camaraderie: for example, "man, that test was very hard" becomes "nna mehn, that test hard no be small". another igbo word that has gotten precedence in pidgin is una, derived from the igbo word unu which means the same thing: “you people”. for example, “una dey mad” in pidgin english translates to “you people are crazy” in english. the igbo word “unu” has also found its way to jamaican patois, and it also means the same thing as in nigerian pidgin. also another igbo word that is constantly being used in pidgin language is “biko”. biko means please in igbo language. so for example, one could say in a pidgin sentence “biko free me” which translates to “please leave me alone” in english. the hausas added the word "ba" at the end of an intonated sentence or question. for example, “you no wan come ba?” which translates to “you don’t want to come right?”