Ndi be anyi,ndewo nu, ututu oma nu...How do you say goodmorning in your language,i want to no which state and village that has the population in this forum. Mine is ututu oma. Oguta l.G.A imo state

Ututu oma......#Proudly Igbo

Migwo (only said to people older than you) and mavo (to people younger than you) #proudly urhobo

smakati: Migwo (only said to people older than you) and mavo (to people younger than you) #proudly urhobo

dude where have you been

Donmircas: Ndi be anyi,ndewo nu, ututu oma nu...How do you say goodmorning in your language,i want to no which state and village that has the population in this forum. Mine is ututu oma. Oguta l.G.A imo state

Oguta is not Ututu oma, it's 'Unu abgbona?'
I'm from Oguta 1

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god_of_music: Oguta is not Ututu oma, it's 'Unu abgbona ?'
I'm from Oguta 1

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Unu aboola (Unu Aboona)

Dannylux:

Unu aboola (Unu Aboona)

We say 'Agboona'

But it's the same meaning tho.



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Oguta 2 do say,ututu oma.

Biko, I have been saying this: 'ututu oma' is not the proper way to greet 'good morning' in Igbo. Make una take note and stop bastardizing our language!

Standard Igbo - 'I boola chi?'
Ngwa/Owere/Mbaise axis - 'I futala?' or 'I voola?'
Ohafia/Arochukwu axis - 'I pusala?' or 'I tesala?' or 'nnawo'
Onitsha - 'I putago?' or 'I tetago?'

Donmircas: Oguta 2 do say,ututu oma.

OK. I understand now.


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Oguta is "unu agbona" and there is nothing like "ututu oma" in any traditional Igbo language.

odumchi: Biko, I have been saying this: 'ututu oma' is not the proper way to greet 'good morning' in Igbo. Make una take note and stop bastardizing our language!

Standard Igbo - 'I boola chi?'
Ngwa/Owere/Mbaise axis - 'I futala?' or 'I voola?'
Ohafia/Arochukwu axis - 'I pusala?' or 'I tesala?' or 'nnawo'
Onitsha - 'I putago?' or 'I tetago?'

Some Igbos say "I saala chi" and Owerri/Uratta axis is "ihit'ala" with the "t" silent or "Iket'ala" with the "t" silent.

My side in Anambra -- unu aputana/etetago ula?

I tetekwe? Ma o bu... I tetewo? Prodly Ngwo boy.. I rep. 042

eku aaro/eku idaji
general yoruba

A walli jam - to one person
On balli jam to more than one person. This is the Fulani language called Fulfulde.

Confirm. Is like nairaland has the most populations of Igbo?

Donmircas: Confirm. Is like nairaland has the most populations of Igbo?

Igbos are just everywhere! They are too LARGE •



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odumchi: Biko, I have been saying this: 'ututu oma' is not the proper way to greet 'good morning' in Igbo. Make una take note and stop bastardizing our language!

Standard Igbo - 'I boola chi?'
Ngwa/Owere/Mbaise axis - 'I futala?' or 'I voola?'
Ohafia/Arochukwu axis - 'I pusala?' or 'I tesala?' or 'nnawo'
Onitsha - 'I putago?' or 'I tetago?'

Ututu oma is the direct translation of good morning.
its still acceptable and its mostly used in Igbo izugbe

Minor segment: I tetekwe? Ma o bu... I tetewo? Prodly Ngwo boy.. I rep. 042

Am 042 too, we say I tetawo?
But seriously, y wl u ask sb who is moving abt whether he has actually woken up?
That's y I prefer ututu oma.

ngozievergreen:

Ututu oma is the direct translation of good morning.
its still acceptable and its mostly used in Igbo izugbe

'Ututu oma' being the direct translation of 'good morning' does not mean that it adequately represents how the greeting 'good morning' is expressed in the Igbo language. We Igbos knew how to say good morning before the white men came.

You're forgetting that Igbo Izugbe was created by humans like you and I, who made a serious mistake by constructing such a phrase. The phrase 'Ututu oma' is nothing more than a corruption of the Igbo language in an effort to make it more English-like. You might as well begin saying 'abali/anyasi oma' for 'good night'.

odumchi:

'Ututu oma' being the direct translation of 'good morning' does not mean that it adequately represents how the greeting 'good morning' is expressed in the Igbo language. We Igbos knew how to say good morning before the white men came.

You're forgetting that Igbo Izugbe was created by humans like you and I, who made a serious mistake by constructing such a phrase. The phrase 'Ututu oma' is nothing more than a corruption of the Igbo language in an effort to make it more English-like. You might as well begin saying 'abali/anyasi oma' for 'good night'.

I know, mana a ga emekwanu gini?

Ewe o. that's ogori.

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Nwa nne,Ihe ikwuru bu eziokwu.

odumchi:

'Ututu oma' being the direct translation of 'good morning' does not mean that it adequately represents how the greeting 'good morning' is expressed in the Igbo language. We Igbos knew how to say good morning before the white men came.

You're forgetting that Igbo Izugbe was created by humans like you and I, who made a serious mistake by constructing such a phrase. The phrase 'Ututu oma' is nothing more than a corruption of the Igbo language in an effort to make it more English-like. You might as well begin saying 'abali/anyasi oma' for 'good night'.

Nwa nne,Ihe ikwuru bu eziokwu.

Ina Kwana!