What is never for supper you in Hausa
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The phrase "never for supper you" doesn't translate directly into a common or grammatically correct phrase in Hausa, or even in English. It seems like there might be a misunderstanding or a typo.
If you meant to ask "What is never in Hausa?", the word is "ba".
If you meant to ask "What is supper in Hausa?", it is "abincin dare".
If you meant to ask "What is you in Hausa?", it depends on context: "kai" (masculine singular), "ke" (feminine singular), or "ku" (plural).
Could you please clarify what you intended to ask?
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