Koloqua (Liberian English): Normah
Standard English Translation: Never mind. Sorry. Apologies. Expression of regret. Sympathy.
Haters might say that Liberian girls can never say sorry, but that’s a lie she quoted on her Audiomack profile. CeeKay, on this track, is sincerely apologizing for a wrong. This message resonates deeply with what frequently occurs in our society. This song, in particular, is directed toward many young ladies who hurt their partners, with the only way to express remorse being to say “Normah.”
It’s beautifully conveyed—now enjoy this tune and be sure to follow the artist. This song is currently one of the top 10 tracks from Liberia on Audiomack.
Please note, that we are sharing this for promotional purposes only.
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