Datapoint Sango/Order of frequency adverb, verb, and object
I can't think of any other way of saying 'often' or 'frequently' (without saying a lot more in the utterance, of course) than lege mingi 'many times'. I would guess that the phrase is not indigenous to Ngbandi but arose in the creation of Sango.
Values 
Adverb – verb – object
Frequency: 50.0%
- Example 59-46:
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lakwe mo eke wara maladelakwealwaysmo2sgekecopwaragetmaladesickness(If you don't do this), you'll always get ill.
- Confidence:
- Very certain
Verb – object – adverb
Frequency: 50.0%
- Example 59-43:
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mbi te makongo lege mingi.mbi1sgteeatmakongocaterpillarlegepathmingi.manyI've eaten caterpillars several times.
- Example 59-44:
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ala te gi ngunza lakweala3plteeatgionlyngunzamanioc.leaveslakwealwaysThey always eat nothing but manioc leaves.
- Example 59-46:
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lakwe mo eke wara maladelakwealwaysmo2sgekecopwaragetmaladesickness(If you don't do this), you'll always get ill.
- Example 59-47:
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gere ti mbi oko asogerefoot/legtiofmbi1sgokoonea-sopm-hurtOne of my feet/legs hurts.
- Confidence:
- Very certain