Bico yan joyenavwo. . . .Odienonena, YES, bi Duo ''OHORO'' gangan oooo. . . . . Emete/Eya Urhoubo miemie like Sugar. u know. . . .

Ohoro ve ehwere je we gan noh Ogaga

big urhobo waado to my nairaland urhobo brothers and sisters in da house

Thanks manmustwac, we the urhobo folks feel ya!

mavo. iniovo me. uyere me vwa.

Odirinverere we ko be cha. ko bu wovwi?

[size=13pt]Odisco vwo koboyan. . . . . bico, miguono ni who tell us asa wodia , evu orere e Nigeria na.

mi reruvwhe wo yaretine kpugbi iniovo we. . . . [/size]

wokobiruo, oma vwero vwe mamo. oko ovo re se EKU okere ABRAKA oye me dia. biko ogaga_oghene tivo wodia. wo jesa kevwe inoba we sene adia ugbeya. odeme oye ODIRI

[size=13pt]mmm. . . ., that sound interesting!. well, recently i just travelled back home here in nigeria. i know abraka .but i have based here in abuja since my arriver.[/size]

Odiri Eku vwe internet?

Me we eku kpe abraka koke koke.

Wadoo!!!

E phonu me yusu. Nokia 3120c oyi me vwo browsu na. Didio de we?

ode me ighovogho akpevwe. warr me dia.

Mi guono digue ve re, ekevuovo mi vu ghe egbukpe we e. Ukpe vo oye vie we?

i wish one of you who dey london can teach me my language

urhobo wadoo,me yeru uwveyina.migwuo

BIKO someone should start an urhobo teaching class on here or something! I'm desperate to learn! I can hear small, but I cnt speak at all does anyone know of any books or website that may help?

Bico* (spelling error)

@ Odisco
me vwe ukpe uje gbe ihwioreen (38). Ko we vwo?

@miss Jule, mmawc

it dependds on what you wanna learn, we can run it tete-a-tete here

i want to learn everything! lol , i am above basic level, i can hear SOME, but i can speak very very little.
can we run it here i would be so grateful!

ok. we will see what we can do.
but if you have specific areas it will be beta u pt em out.

@missjulez,u are welcome on board.
eme me ra vwor ka won yono.(na small small u go take learn am).
cheers(isiegware)

Wokobiro!!!! I reallly appreciate this so much! The areaks I would like to work on is being able to form sentences, I have very good understanding of single WORDS but when someone makes a sentence I really struggle to understand what's happening

@dgreatrock. Miguo okpako me. Ko ye owe ose. Me ukpe 24
@missjulez didio ode we (wat is ur name)

hmm! so where we go start from Mister Dreagrock our Teacher?

@Odisco
so how will i answer your question in urhobo?

Odome eh J***** (I hpe I spelt it right!)

T

@misjulez. The second is better than the first. This one is more beta "odeme oye juliety". The reason of adding "Y" to your name is that we pronounce juliet in urhobo tone.
Tivo wo dia ( where do you live)

X

Wokobiruo (thank u) u.k or any european country is called "INÖKO" Pronounce thus " INORKO)
Urhobo vowel sound - a e ë i o ö u. The a sounds "ar" eg Akpevwe. E sounds "e" eg Ejiro. Ë sounds ee long vowel eg- ejere(road). I- sounds "ie" eg ikpamaku ( roofing zinc). O sounds "o" eg Odiri (that is my name). Ö sounds "or" eg Oghene (GOD). U sounds "who" eg ukpe (age) ufouma(peace) ukpokpoma ( trouble)

@Odisco2 Wokobiro for all your help, its going to take me a while to get used to the vowel sounds, but most of the things you used as examples i understood, how do i reply if somebody ask's been where i have been "tivo wo rah?"