Eleven Eleven

Eleven Eleven

Marian Road

LoungeFoodSunset

Eleven Eleven is the rooftop sundowner spot — point-and-kill catfish, cocktails, and a sweeping view over the Calabar skyline as the sun drops.

Local tip: Arrive just before sunset. Locals love recommending the 'point and kill' catfish.

Phrases you'll use at Eleven Eleven

Tap 🔊 to hear the phrase, 🎤 to practice pronouncing it.

👋 Greetings

Mọkọm
Hello / Greetings
🔊 /mo-KOM/
💡A respectful all-purpose greeting. Use it everywhere.
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Mesiere
Good morning
🔊 /meh-see-EH-reh/
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Emesiere
Good morning (to elders or a group)
🔊 /eh-meh-see-EH-reh/
💡Show extra respect to elders — it's expected.
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Mesiere uwemeyo
Good afternoon
🔊 /meh-see-EH-reh oo-weh-MEH-yo/
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Mesiere mbubreyo
Good evening
🔊 /meh-see-EH-reh m-boo-BREH-yo/
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Idarade
Good night
🔊 /ee-dah-RAH-deh/
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Sọsọngọ
Welcome / Thank you
🔊 /soh-SONG-oh/
💡Used both as 'welcome' and 'thank you'.
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🛍️ Shopping & money

Adi okuk ifan?
How much is it?
🔊 /AH-dee oh-KOOK ee-FAHN/
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Akan mi okuk
It is too expensive
🔊 /AH-kahn mee oh-KOOK/
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Nim okuk emi
Reduce the price
🔊 /nim oh-KOOK EH-mee/
💡Bargaining is normal and expected.
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Nyene ndep emi
I want to buy this
🔊 /n-YEH-neh n-DEP EH-mee/
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Inyene okuk
I have money / I'll pay
🔊 /ee-n-YEH-neh oh-KOOK/
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Nnyene okuk-nkpọ
I don't have change
🔊 /n-n-YEH-neh oh-KOOK n-k-POH/
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🍲 Food & drink

Ñkpọ udia
Food
🔊 /n-k-POH oo-DEE-ah/
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Mmọñ
Water
🔊 /m-MONG/
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Nyene udia
I am hungry
🔊 /n-YEH-neh oo-DEE-ah/
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Nyene mmọñ
I am thirsty
🔊 /n-YEH-neh m-MONG/
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Edikang ikong, mbọk
Edikang ikong, please
🔊 /eh-dee-KANG ee-KONG m-BOK/
💡A famous Efik vegetable soup — try it!
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Eyere ke nsek?
Is it spicy?
🔊 /eh-YEH-reh keh n-SEK/
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Edi unen / inem
It is delicious
🔊 /eh-DEE OO-nen ee-NEM/
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Nọ mi bill, mbọk
The bill, please
🔊 /noh mee bill m-BOK/
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💬 Small talk

Afo edi didie?
How are you?
🔊 /ah-foh EH-dee dee-DEE-eh/
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N'dọkpọ
I am fine
🔊 /n-DOK-poh/
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Mma
I am well / good
🔊 /mmah/
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Nyene mfọn
I am happy
🔊 /n-YEH-neh m-FON/
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Calabar ọfọn
Calabar is beautiful
🔊 /kah-lah-BAR oh-FON/
💡Locals love hearing this.
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N'fiokke Efik
I don't speak Efik (well)
🔊 /n-fee-OK-keh EH-feek/
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