Sunbellar:
Onye ji ji ka ewu na eso. @ Chidyhels, kindly explain!

chidyhels: He who blows the piper dictates the tune~ngwa explainuo nke gi.

ijbeauty: Onye aguu na agu, ana ekwe Alleluia?

Meaning.. Does a hungry man shout Alleuia

Afam4eva:
Why are some of you Igbos from Delta state always fond of telling us that you're some how different from other Igbos. What is soo special about the Igbo you just wrote that makes it different from how an Anambra or an Enugu person would say it. Are you aware that your dialect is more of central Igbo than many others?

YoursGEJ: Voom ka nma karia statement

If something happens and police comes, escaping is better than explaining yourself to them

Harmvirus:

Bia onye ofe mmanu a gbawa door kita o maka ndu gi o tupu umu igbo atuo gi utu aka

chuxyz:

It is O garacha not A garacha. "O" is the igbo pronoun for "He/She/It" in this contextual usage and not "A". In igbo, you say "Ogba-oso - "Runner" not "Agba-oso". We might be both correct based on dialectal difference. But I used central igbo there. Secondly, agbacha is central Igbo agbasia is correct as well but the only error I made is spelling gwuo instead of guo and thanks for that.

bigfrancis21:

You made a point. 'O' is used in Igbo to represent pronouns for human beings. However, it has always been 'agalacha/agaracha'. It has always been pronounced that way. Pateince Ozokwor says that in her films. I've never heard 'ogaracha' or whatever you're trying to make out of it before. Ask any proper Igbo person and hear what they'll say.

By the way, looks like you're a learner in Igbo.

Alleluia:


?? Wetin dey worry U?

noblejames: 1. Hapu ihe e dere na moto banye moto (Leave what is written on a motor and enter motor)
Meaning: Taking action is a priority over having details or previous knowledge. Will u enter an ambulance?

farells: ALOBAM KEE WAY?



OTU ADIGHI ASI NDO....



ACHOROM IGBU OCHU BOY

jude2011: iti go aka na tipper bu aja meaning u have hit u hand na tipper bu aja

addicted268:

Choi!which kain translation come be dis one naa•lolz

devour129: La ba ha ,o Ka ha si la nne gi

Agrika:
bia biko nwanne ignore d Fool, whenever d word "igbo" is mentioned, his 2.5'' "thingy" erects.

addicted268:

Choi!which kain translation come be dis one naa•lolz

chuxyz: lol. you are the learner. I have been hearing of agaracha long b4 i knew the right thing is ogaracha. If i want to speak, i use agaracha but if i want to write i use ogaracha. It's same as people using "wanna" when it means "want to" in formal English. No go talk agaracha for Igbo exam o. Else na F9. Agaracha na street talk. Just sit down and learn boy.

advocate666:

When you find an "ibo" person, ask them. Aturu ohia.

devour129: thank you