Never misuse what those before you made available to you by their wise husbandry. The child's real meaning is “Àkàrà méjì-méjì” (Bean fritters two at a time), and the rejoinder is, “Wọn ti ḿmú bẹ́ẹ̀ kó tó jí ì bá bá nílẹ̀?” (Had people been taking grabbing them like that, would he have found any left?). The child is using the sort of scrambled speech known as ẹnà.
Never misuse what those before you made available to you by their wise husbandry. The child's real meaning is “Akara meji-meji” (Bean fritters two at a time), and the rejoinder is, “Won ti mmu bee ko to ji i ba ba nile?” (Had people been taking grabbing them like that, would he have found any left?). The child is using the sort of scrambled speech known as ena.