'How You Dey? God Don Butter My Bread' Pince Charles Speaks in Pidgin
Queen Elizabeth II’s eldest son and heir, who turns 70 this month, and winds up a tour of The Gambia, Ghana and Nigeria, today. Prince Charles and his wife Duchess of cornwall was heard speaking in pidgin English at the British High Commission residence. He ditched his queens english to greet Nigerians in broken or pidgin English saying,
“As they say, ‘God don butta my bread’ (God has blessed me),” he said, praising the city for its dynamism and energy;
How you dey? (How are you?)”
These were his words and others while speaking with dignitaries, celebrities, governors, even presidential candidates.
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