*Isun r' eta evo ra ta vwẹ Urhobo mamọ (Some common spoken words in Urhobo)*.
*URHOBO-OYIBO(ENG)*
Oni wẹ vwo? - How is your mother?
Tivọ wọ dia? - Where do you live?
Oni mẹ kpasan - My mother traveled.
Ọsẹ wẹ vwo? - How is your father?
O vrẹn n' uwevwi yẹrẹ O' vrẹn n'uwevwin re - He left the house Or he has left the house already.
kẹvwẹ Uko - Give me cup.
Me guọnọ da ame - I want to drink water.
Gharọ kẹvwẹ - Share it for me.
Yan rhe - Come.
Mudia - Stand.
Biko Mudia taye - Please wait a bit.
Yan rhe tinẹ - Come here.
Tivọ wọ ra? - Were are you going to?
Mi vw' ẹguọnọ wẹ mamọ - I love you so much.
Wẹ ye ẹguọnọ r' akpọ mẹ - You are the love of my lifẹ
Ubiudu mẹ teya kẹwẹ - My heart beat for you.
Udu - Chest.
Ubiudu - Heart.
Teya - Beat.
Ọwẹ - For you.
Isukuru erọ-ọ - No school.
Ki die ye sorọ? - What is the cause?
A nẹ ọsẹ kpi nọko - They said father traveled abroad.
Inọko - Abroad.
Gharọ kẹ ihwo - share to people.
Gharọ k' ihwo na - Share to the people.
Uyere vwọ ko wa - Greetings to you all.
̈Avwanre ji yer' uwe - We greet you too.

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Nice one OP. A people who has forgotten their language have lost their origin.

The Nigerian indigenous languages needs to be taught in our schools and extramural classes introduced before they go into extinction. I will be proud to join such a laudable program.

Correct, you are right.. We need revolution..