Wey {predeterminer/possesive interrogative determiner}
this means: "where", "which", "who" or "whose" in world English.
Note: we can describe wey as a predeterminer, and for that reason, it is often used right before a noun (a naming word). In addition, the word wey if it is used in the context of whose can be defined as a possessive interrogative determiner.
Just bear in mind the difference between that and which (i.e. non-restrictive and restrictive clauses) because incorrect usage will make a sentence mean something else rather than the true intention.
So now you know the drill, ayyy...
this means: "where", "which", "who" or "whose" in world English.
Note: we can describe wey as a predeterminer, and for that reason, it is often used right before a noun (a naming word). In addition, the word wey if it is used in the context of whose can be defined as a possessive interrogative determiner.
Just bear in mind the difference between that and which (i.e. non-restrictive and restrictive clauses) because incorrect usage will make a sentence mean something else rather than the true intention.
So now you know the drill, ayyy...