tomboytunde: Iim a yoruba guy but want to know ♓☺ώ to speak igbo, pls any one to teach ε̲̣̣̣̥. [color=#990000][/color]

Valon4ego: You are wrong sir.

odumchi: Enyi, ighaa ugha kama isi guma avo iri na ato na abia o nwee ndi ma amakwa aga a za asu Igbo awuu eziokwu. Ekwetaa m na nke ohu.

Ihe e ekwesiri ime ugbua wu iji ikike agba umuruma anyi Igbo ka wo musa.

odumchi: Enyi, ighaa ugha kama isi guma avo iri na ato na abia o nwee ndi ma amakwa aga a za asu Igbo awuu eziokwu. Ekwetaa m na nke ohu.

Ihe e ekwesiri ime ugbua wu iji ikike agba umuruma anyi Igbo ka wo musa.

pres-elect:


Hahaha odumchi,
Biko, jisike suwa central Igbo abeg. Aghotaghim anything idere ngaa

achi4u: Thank you very much.dalu

odumchi:

Lol. Asi m:

O ghaghi asi mana isi na na afo iri na ato na abia o nweghi ndi ga amakwa otu e si asu Igbo abughi eziokwu. Ekwetaghi m na nke ahu.

Ihe e ekwesiri ime kita bu iji ikike agba umuaka anyi Igbo ka ha muta.



O wu mu ugha?

Chukskalidon:
datz wot d thread is all abt

Chukskalidon: people dnt realy undastand what I meant abt this. Pls u cn ask me for clarity if u dnt undastand d thread. Daalu nu

Valon4ego: aghotaram ihe i na-ekwu ofuma ofuma. Mana ihe i ga ahota bu na onweghi ka mmadu ga esi eto n'ala igbo mana omagi asu asusu igbo

Valon4ego: aghotaram ihe i na-ekwu ofuma ofuma. Mana ihe i ga ahota bu na onweghi ka mmadu ga esi eto n'ala igbo mana omagi asu asusu igbo

Valon4ego: aghotaram ihe i na-ekwu ofuma ofuma. Mana ihe i ga ahota bu na onweghi ka mmadu ga esi eto n'ala igbo mana omagi asu asusu igbo

ezeagu:

Ọ dikwa ndi n'amaghi kwa. Mana, ha bughi ndi buka.

achina boy: we have come to stay,just as the american rapper said,let the research people look for another job,

Nkeon: I will make a very pointed note that the initiatives mentioned above have been taken by the youths (teens and 20s). Unfortunately, the older generation have decided that it is much more fun to use the lack of language understanding as good sport for their jokes rather than teaching us. I find it really disappointing and annoying. They should sort themselves out.

Nkeon:

I will make a very pointed note that the initiatives mentioned above have been taken by the youths (teens and 20s). Unfortunately, the older generation have decided that it is much more fun to use the lack of language understanding as good sport for their jokes rather than teaching us. I find it really disappointing and annoying. They should sort themselves out.

One_Naira:

ROFL. Tell me about it and I even know some families where the parents do the most ignorant stuff in terms of Igbo language. One of my friend told me his fathers gets angry at him anytime he speaks Igbo to him and the son is unable to reply back. Funny enough, he grew up with his parents speaking just English to him yet they expect him to magically speak the language like his superbrain or something. Move on to my sister's bestfriend, her husband bought books for his children to use to learn Igbo. Mind you him and his wife are both Igbo, they both from Abia state so there isn't any dialect clashes and they do not speak Igbo to their children. They rather spend money on irrelevant books to teach the language than actually opening their mouth and speak the language to their children. SMH.

Nkeon: I think the threat is bigger abroad than it is at home. Though I have met Igbos born and bread in the East and don't speak a word of it.

For us diaspora not born in Nigeria, the problem is that our parents raised us speaking English or other thinking it would be better, which is a shame because my Greek, Chinese, Bangladeshi, and Indian friends speak their languages perfectly. I've also noticed that a lot of Yorubas born here in the UK have a better understanding of their language and the Hausas speak theirs. There are groups of us taking the initiative to change this. There are Igbo cultural networks in the UK and mini language schools. I got some materials to help me at least understand it. I was raised with Igbo culture in the UK but it feels weird to know the culture and not fully understand the language.

I will make a very pointed note that the initiatives mentioned above have been taken by the youths (teens and 20s). Unfortunately, the older generation have decided that it is much more fun to use the lack of language understanding as good sport for their jokes rather than teaching us. I find it really disappointing and annoying. They should sort themselves out.

tomboytunde: Iim a yoruba guy but want to know ♓☺ώ to speak igbo, pls any one to teach ε̲̣̣̣̥. [color=#990000][/color]