Hi there,

Is there anybody who can tell me what "omona ehenvmen"means ?

Your help is appreciated.

First and foremost, there's nothing like Edo language, rather what we have is Bini language okay?

Answer to your question is : A child that does not hear word

A stubborn child

A disobedient child

Hope these help?

Sorry bout that,realized my mistake after i posted my msg.
Thanks for helpin out though.

honeric02:

First and foremost, there's nothing like Edo language, rather what we have is Bini language okay?

Answer to your question is : A child that does not hear word

A stubborn child

A disobedient child

Hope these help?

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The language is called Edo.

PhysicsMHD:

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The language is called Edo.

Quite correct!

Can someone translate this into the english language, Solih wasaleem robil' allamon jah'liwarah bi kitabin nuhrin sayeedihnah mustofa muhamod wallali wasobih ajmo hin

honeric02:

First and foremost, there's nothing like Edo language, rather what we have is Bini language okay?

Answer to your question is : A child that does not hear word

A stubborn child

A disobedient child

Hope these help?

What do you mean? Where did you get your idea from?, the word Bini is a European term used to refer to the Edo people in the present Edo south district of Edo-state. We are simply Edo not Binis, if we should go in the direction of what is and what isn't.

Could anyone help me clarify something. I see there's a wide range of Edoid languages, are some of these similar to Edo (bini), would a person speaking bini (I know the language is called Edo, but so it appears in a clearer context) be able to understand some of them? And are there dialects within bini?

I have also seen eh/éh for he/she instead of o. Are these simply co-existing words or used in a different context? Understand my confusion, I have not come very far in learning the language. I am currently working on getting books.