Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by echelon(m): 12:40pm On Jul 21, 2008 |
Ndi Igbo deeje nu! Igbobabe eehmm ibobabe nnooo d picture adiro bad toshmann nwa mama i na-ahukwa ihe m na-ahu? |
Culture › Re: Nigerian American Trying To Learn Her Language by echelon(m): 1:32pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
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Culture › Re: Mbediọgụ: The Controversial Tortoise And Other Folklores by echelon(op): 12:18pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
Kai! dis mbediogu, u no go kill me with lafta  nice one nwakaibe  |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 5:43pm On Jul 18, 2008 |
Di ka ego ji buru mma nwoke, okwa ya? |
Culture › Re: Do You Have Role Models? Who Are They? by echelon(m): 5:24pm On Jul 18, 2008 |
I have career, financial and spiritual role models
These individuals are my mentors and role models that hold me "accountable" in these areas |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 5:19pm On Jul 18, 2008 |
AMAKAONE: Nwaanyi mara mma ma nwee ajo omume, a ga-alu ya alu; nwaanyi joro njo ma nwee ezi omume, a ga-alukwa ya alu; nwunye mmadu ka ha ga-abu; ma nwaanyi joro njo nwe ajo omume anaghi ebi be di.
A beautiful woman with bad character is marriageable; an ugly woman with good character is also marriageable -- they will both be wives; but an ugly woman with bad character does not live in a husband's house. How about a beautiful woman with a good character? na d one i want  |
Romance › Re: Shall I Marry This Man? (Inter-Racial) by echelon(m): 7:07pm On Jul 17, 2008 |
[quote author=bridget007 ]I have to make a decision and my heart says one thing my head another.[/quote]I like the sound of your introductory sentence. My advice: Follow your head. You can change someone's physical appearance after marriage but definitely not their character. |
Culture › Re: How Far Into The Future Should One Care? by echelon(m): 6:50pm On Jul 16, 2008 |
huxley: In the light of what we have achieved in such a relatively short time since the dawn of modern science and technologies, what is your vision for the world in 2000 years from now? The tone of the sentence in bold suggests you are talking of positive projections alone and not the negative ones. huxley: Basically, how far into the future should we care about the plight of the world? If your concerns were only restricted to the next few decades, what economic, social, environmental, educational and developmental policies would you disregard as a result of your limited care and concern? Do not be horiffied. I do have environmental concerns so I work and live not to impact the environment too negatively. I'm concerned at what the oil companies are doing to our environment by their E&P activities, I'm concerned about the long term effect of CO2 emmitted in the environment. What I'm saying is that I can't sit down and waste my time thinking about what the world will be like in 2000 years time. I'd rather do something about things I don't like or act to make things the way I want them to be huxley: Case in point: NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) is currently investing billions of dollars investigating ways of securing the earth against asteroid impact. Given that such impacts have happen many times in the past and that it is a certainty that it will happen again, is this a worthwhile endeavour? No. To me, it's not a worthwile endeavour. They should invest all that money in people. Billions of people all over the world are suffering in abject poverty. |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 4:52pm On Jul 16, 2008 |
Agbachizinelu onye chi ya na agbachineghii Don't block the road for someone whose God has not blocked road for
any better interpretation? |
Culture › Re: Igbo Names & Their Meanings by echelon(m): 5:12pm On Jul 15, 2008 |
rubi: Amarachi - Gods grace/mercy Amarachi = God's grace Ebelechi = God's mercy  |
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by echelon(m): 8:00pm On Jul 14, 2008 |
Biko nu umunne m, ka m jukwaa nu, agaba123=faketan?
Okwa a si na onye ajuju anaghi efu uzo? |
Culture › Re: What Counts As Culture And Is It Always Worth Of Respect? by echelon(m): 6:54pm On Jul 14, 2008 |
Culture should be dynamic. The determinant for change being the common good. |
Culture › Re: Your Vision Of Humanity In 2000 Years Time by echelon(m): 6:51pm On Jul 14, 2008 |
I don't give a damn about what the world will look like in 2000years time because I'm not staying that long. Huxley you'd probably take up a career in philosophy  |
Culture › Re: Ikwerre Names & Their Meanings by echelon(m): 5:35pm On Jul 14, 2008 |
Zhea: in many names i see "nye" - what does this mean? is it igbo or ikwerre or both? nye in Igbo is the verb "to give" Hence Chinenye - God gives ow11: Even if I am to assume Ikwerre is a dialect of Igbo, It still doesn't mean they wouldn't have names peculiar to them. I think Ihuoma and Iheoma mean the same thing but are particular to different parts of Igboland and would assume anyone from a particular area would name their child according to their area ( if Iheoma is particular to your area, it would be strange to name your child Ihuoma and vice versa). In Igbo, Ihuoma = Good face Iheoma = Good thing They are not the same, obviously. |
Culture › Re: Ikwerre Names & Their Meanings by echelon(m): 12:44pm On Jul 14, 2008 |
ow11: Yes giving your child an Igbo name isn't out of order because like I said earlier the two languages are painfully similar. Painfully similar? Why so? Why painful? |
Culture › Re: Ikwerre Names & Their Meanings by echelon(m): 11:14am On Jul 12, 2008 |
ow11: Tell me if Owhonda, Nkanunye, Nyekazi, Mekini, Chizi, Orowhuo and Ovunda are Igbo names! Please can you give the english meaning of these names. I'm sure the original poster would love to know.  |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 1:22pm On Jul 11, 2008 |
I fugonu ya. nomenclature record ma o bu metamorphosis record. like the sound of the later  |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 1:08pm On Jul 11, 2008 |
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Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 12:04pm On Jul 11, 2008 |
youngies: @echelon BabyO cannot be Queenisha Jukwaa ese! |
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by echelon(m): 6:12pm On Jul 10, 2008 |
Hmmm, my dear toshmann, I'm bereft of words  anya m ji hu gi akpola m ife m ji emelu gi oji akola m |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 5:37pm On Jul 10, 2008 |
ifyalways: Yes, anugom that okwu na mbu,think from nnem ochie.o na si na ihea na enwu ka ugbala.o dim ka ugbala a bu egert,anu ahu na eso ehi hausa a kpahari. Gbam!!! Ugbala = Ugbana = Egret Ikwu amaghi ibe ezi yaIf one does not know, his kinsmen will teach him ifyalways: lol,kam nwanu . we preserve life for death  Ok. Talking of the vanity of raising people back to life/ treating diseases Queenisha: I dey na mbido this thread 3rd page. I ain't seen you on page 3. Or you changed your username? i have a gut feeling this is babyosisiKashif: Cleanliness is next to godliness. You know that the cat is even more hygiene - conscious than some people? |
Culture › Re: Ohafia Dance: A Video I Shot by echelon(m): 5:17pm On Jul 10, 2008 |
Ohafia,
Obodo dike! Obodo ji isi acho isi
Okoro mara mma nwoke Otu dike a na-asi unu abiala?
O di mkpu mkpu eme ile Obele nsi na-emebi ike
Echelon na-ekele ooo
Birikwe nu |
Culture › Re: Mbediọgụ: The Controversial Tortoise And Other Folklores by echelon(op): 5:14pm On Jul 10, 2008 |
Na soo we dey do am. ifyalways: osukosu nwankpi sugbuo ndi iwe ndi igbo na ewe  LOL. I no fit shout!  |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 12:47pm On Jul 10, 2008 |
Ife uwa bu a na-eme o di ka adi emeThe way of the world is this: as you are striving, it appears you are not. Azota ndu, edebelu onwu  Abeg some1 help translate the last one |
Career › Re: Help Me Make This Choice Please by echelon(m): 12:49pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
The Q is this: Are you happy with the bank job? If so you can get an MBA and continue with your job. That you studied Mech Engr. doesn't mean you must practise. On the other hand if you are not really happy with the job, you can bid your time, save some money and go for further studies in Engr. or even get an engr. job. It's all about interests and passion. |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 10:16pm On Jul 08, 2008 |
ifyalways: Ofcos.onye ibu na obi marakwa onye bu ya na obi  Ole ihe i na eme na komputa gi na abalia?i gagahi alaba?lol o dika ogoli gi achupugo gi na ulo . Lol. Mba enwebeghi m ogoli mu na ya na-ano n'abali. E nwere m obere oghere, m si ka m gwurite egwu na nairalandi. |
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by echelon(m): 10:13pm On Jul 08, 2008 |
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Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by echelon(m): 9:58pm On Jul 08, 2008 |
Ha na-agba ya mgba okpuru: They are working to undermine him Literally: They are wrestling him from under  |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 9:56pm On Jul 08, 2008 |
ifyalways: Echelon i nula ya abi,mana cherekwa onye ka i bu na obi were si na "obere nwa na amu ili elu,obi ga akakwa ya" ?  Ama m na i na-akuru rubi aka okwa ya? Onye m bu n'obi mara onwe ya  |
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by echelon(m): 9:01pm On Jul 08, 2008 |
Ok ooo. Ka o lee ka i si kwuonu  Ka ngozi Ya gbaa gburu gburu |
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