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Learning Isoko Language by GodsMercyLife: 7:21pm On Jun 06, 2015 |
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Re: Learning Isoko Language by blazer90707: 8:38pm On Jun 06, 2015 |
GodsMercyLife:Helo,wat part re u from |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by GodsMercyLife: 8:50pm On Jun 06, 2015 |
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Re: Learning Isoko Language by kweenkong(f): 12:55pm On Jun 10, 2015 |
at op you are yoruba married to isoko , cool . same here . what part of isoko is your husband from and what part of yoruba are you from? Interested in learning as well. Sadly my husband cant speak but he understands , they speak more of kwale cos that is where his mum is from. |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by darfay: 1:50pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
Am still learning also(15%) buh I can help out a little. NB:my spellings may be inaccurate. FAMILY 1.oni....... Mother Oni me ................ My mother Oni Mai.................. Our mother Oni ra .................. Your mother Oni rain(no be rain o)............. Their mother 2.Ose .................. Father (same applies to this as with the previous. example) 3. Oniovo me .............. My sibling 4. Omose me.......... My haif brother/sister (in Most cases) 5. Osologbo............. Grandfather 6. Oniologbo............ Grand mother 7. Oniovo ose me oro zai ... Uncle(paternal) 8. Oniovo ose me oro aye ..... Aunty (maternal) just change ose to oni when making reference to maternal Aunty 9. ayhe .......... Woman 10. Aye me... My wife(literally my woman) 11. Omote ........ Girl 12. Emete ........ Girls 13. Omote me ... My daughter 14. Omo ........ Child 15. Emo ...... Children 16. Omozai ........ Boy 17. Emezai.......... Boys 18. Ozai .......... Man 19. Ozai ran .... Your husband 20. Oran ........ Marriage 22. Oni oran/oniovo orzai me or oniovo aye me as the case may be...... Sister inlaw 23. Ose oran ...... Brother inlaw 24. Oni aye me.... My mother inlaw 25. Orgor........ Father inlaw/inlaw 26. Ogbensu ....... Friend 27. Orua ......... Family I'll make sentences with them later on and @ others if mistake dey una fit make corrections o 3 Likes |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by darfay: 1:55pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
GodsMercyLife:I think I can be of help to an extent (cos am learning also) I' ll try my best to post the little I know |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by darfay: 1:58pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
@ mods plz move 2 front page o |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by technobayo(m): 1:10pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Interesting. I used to have an Isoko neighbour. If we can get a volunteer who is good at speaking Isoko, I could get my team to make videos of Isoko lessons in animated form and publish on YouTube for ease of access. Let's work towards it. |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by darfay: 11:15pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
technobayo:Cool buh aw do u intend 2 do dat |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by darfay: 11:22pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Bove awi isoko ro razi dikye ( where are d isoko people come and represent o) 2 Likes |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by fratermathy(m): 9:06am On Jun 22, 2015 |
Lalasticlala Ishilove This thread is on point. |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by technobayo(m): 8:48pm On Jun 23, 2015 |
darfay: I have a team of illustrators and animators who can work on it. We need to get someone who's good at the Isoko language to voice each lesson. It's something we can do for the beautiful Isoko culture. 1 Like |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by darfay: 9:34pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
NUMBERS Ovo......................................... 1 (I)ve........................................ 2 Esa......................................... 3 Enea......................................... 4 Iso........................................... 5 Ezeza........................................ 6 Ire ........................................... 7 Erin........................................... 8 Izi ........................................... 9 Ikpe ........................................ 10 Ikpe gbo Vo ............................... 11 Ikpe gbi ve ................................ 12 Ikpe gbe sa ................................13 Ikpe gbe nae................................14 Ikpe gbi so .................................15 Ikpe gbe zeza .............................16 Ikpe gbi re..................................17 Ikpe gbe rin ...............................18 Ikpe gbi zi ..................................19 Ude ...........................................20 Ude gbo vo .................................21 Ude gbi ve ..................................22 Ude gbe SA .................................23 Ude gbe nae.................................24 Ude gbi so...................................25 Ude gbe zeza ..............................26 Ude gbi re...................................27 Ude gbe rin .................................28 Ude gbi zi ...................................29 Ogba..........................................30 Ude (I)ve....................................40 Ude (I)ve gbi kpe...........................50 Ude esa........................................60 Ude esa gbi kpe..............................70 Ude enae......................................80 Ude enae gbi kpe.............................90 Ude iso ........................................100 1 Like |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by darfay: 9:48pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
1) E naira ogba me de emerin(fish) na I bought the fish N30 2) kome e naira ude Give me N20 3) brae ego(oranges.ogo=orange) wo de(buy) How many oranges did you buy 4) me de ego udu(ude) ve I bought 40 oranges 5) me wo ewun(houses.uwon=house) ogba obi v.I I have 30 houses in V.I. 2 Likes |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by thugusher: 9:25am On Mar 15, 2016 |
i am also interested in learning Isoko so i can teach my kids. |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by Myrtle94: 4:08pm On Aug 14, 2017 |
Thanks alot i really appreciate your sacrifice and effort |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by evamena: 4:03am On Dec 23, 2017 |
What is the update on this topic as per the learning. Am interested |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by RedboneSmith(m): 9:12am On Dec 23, 2017 |
Can someone do body parts: Head, Eye, Nose, Mouth, Ear, etc. Thank you. |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by babyfaceafrica: 3:38pm On Oct 30, 2018 |
darfay:please I will like to.learn some Isoko sentences from you? |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by mixratio(m): 7:29pm On Jun 21, 2020 |
This is lovely....just met a beautiful Isoko lady and I think she might just be the one. How can I melt a ladies heart in Isoko? Am Yoruba and have no idea what soever But I know she will love it. Please help a brother |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 8:59pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
Darfay |
Re: Learning Isoko Language by DcoolestChristo(m): 2:44pm On Jul 05 |
Check this Post to Learn Basic Isoko Language Alphabets 👉 https://isokovibe.com/learn-isoko-language-basic-isoko-alphabets/ |
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