Fellow nairalanders, let's use here as a medium for Igbo language learning for those of us who is interested in that beautiful language.

Pls, Igbo brothers and sisters are all welcome to teach us how to speak this language.

Hmmmm...igbo and ebura are difficult to learn, but if i can learn those languages in two years then i'm very sure i wil be able to learn icelandic in 3 months. Anyway, let's see how it goes....

Moderator shld pls place this on the front page so that people can respond and learn


Pls how do you say...how is your health? In Igbo?

Who is going to teach us Igbo here?

Moderators...this should be a permanent topic on the front page why move it into culture? Yes, I understand language is part of our culture but this is for educational purpose and I believe it should be left in the Education forum.

netsurf: Moderators...this should be a permanent topic on the front page why move it into culture? Yes, I understand language is part of our culture but this is for educational purpose and I believe it should be left in the Education forum.

A similar thread already exists.

https://www.nairaland.com/1098993/want-learn-igbo-language-thread/3

netsurf: Moderator shld pls place this on the front page so that people can respond and learn


Pls how do you say...how is your health? In Igbo?

"How is your health" is "Ahu o di gi"?

Thanks @ responder and the mod.

Pls how do you say Good Evining?

Good Morning

Good Afternoon in igbo?

netsurf: Thanks @ responder and the mod.

Pls how do you say Good Evining?

Good Morning

Good Afternoon in igbo?

No problem.

'Good morning' is 'I bola chi?' or 'I tetela?'
The phrases 'good evening' and 'good afternoon' do not exist naturally in Igbo. However, the most natural way to greet someone at any time of day after the morning is 'ndeewo'. 'Ndeewo' can have a host of meanings depending on how and when it is used.