urhobo wadooooooooooooo'

Ogaga4Luv:

[size=13pt]^{It's like we urhoubo greet too much, . . . . everytime Doh doh and dos. . .wados!} [/size]

[size=13pt]^{My bro. . . . abi i lie for wetin i talk so? so many have been flowing in here and all they can contribute to this thread is the popular urhoubo greeting word '' Wados ''- and then walk away . well , still finding something to discuss here ooh .} [/size]

let somebody look for a good topic about urhobo for we to discuse to keep this alive pls

Ok. Tell us your urhobo name and its meaning

doo doo.

I greet una ooo. My fellow Warri brothers

Mrs. Siena:

Ok. Tell us your urhobo name and its meaning

this is a very good idea. . . . .mine is~

ONOME. . . . . .this is my own

@Mohandas,
Urhobo waado,
Thank you very much for your study. I always suspected there
is a familial relationship between urhobos and Edos. I didn't know exactly how.
I wish these types of truths, facts, and hypothesis were taught in schools. I am
a Bini, it really surprise me that all your written urhobo words and names, i understand
their meanings perfectly well in Edo. I love you all urhobos, God bless you. May the holy
spirit of our ancestors be with you.

^^^thanks bro(omoni doo),i bliv w'r somehow related too

Akporobome : My Own Life
Ejioghene: Praise God
Oghenetega: God is worthy to be Praise
Onome: My Own
Edafe: Wealth
Akpoteheri: Profitable Life
Akpevweoghene: Praise God
Edirin: Patience

Bomly have u gotten the clue as to how to get a visa to canada from usa? i can help u out with some vital info depending on ur location in America, send me a message on mikkyangelo2@yahoo.com

Hello Mikky, I have applied and I am awaiting the respond from the consular is seattle, I am in Idaho but I was thinking I could go spend a week with my brother during my mid term break but right now I didn't get it and my break begins tomorrow so I would simple wait and see how it goes.
I don add you on YM and I hope we can chat, Thanks Bro

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E kpukpuyeke dior ohor

Ey yaaa, i really haven't been here in some time!
I hail o!!!
I hope everyone is doing well?

yes oh great delta state great people of urhobo i hail lo waadoooo

bomly:

E kpukpuyeke dior ohor

Kpukpu yeke da me ro ogodor ohor ti ya bo kwe, u hu!!!!!!!!!!

Ukpekpokpor ko vwa ijobi imoni me.

Happy new year to y'all my brothers n sisters.

Imoni me wa do.

Love this post as I have been able to learn some Urhobo from posters' comments! Let's keep it going! Does anyone know where I can buy authentic Urhobo musical instruments and an Urhobo textbook/dictionary to help with my studies? I am a musician and I think it is only normal to include aspects of my culture in the music I do but I would like to broaden my knowledge of Urhobo culture.

@sIENA,
wa jobi wadoo! okri amre oma re

can someone remind me of what the Urhobo language is called? thanks.

Siena:


It's called Urhobo.

hahaha, i always thought there was a special name for the language. thanks though.

Siena:

Omoni meh, Osama, marvo?

Meh erho, oma aye vo omo vwo?

Urhobo waado! Mi yenri!!
Wa ko bo wian woke wa ruru o bi threadi na. Mi yono ememera kpa nye obo me niere jowo e fo ke e threadi na.

(translation) U have don great for what u are going on this thread. I have learnt a little more, inaddition to what I know becos of this thread. ( i hope i got it right).
I guess am at the level of missjuliet or slightlty higher, though still in need of further tutoring.

Waado!

wa doo!!!
tivo ihwo na ejobi rare?

Although, I am not an Urhobo person, but I choose to associate with the Urhobo people. Thank God for NYSC, I was posted to the only Urhobo community in Bayelsa state called Ofoni. I will neva forget the place at all, I also learnt little Urhobo, pardon my spellings, minguo, frendo, digwe kevwe, oshare, ochina, omote, omotete, kidia, mudia and so on. One love!