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fratermathy:
Do you understand Isoko?

Little

fratermathy:
Mainly done by Yahoo boys.

that's how they kill one girl last 2weeks and throw her body along Giwa -Amu street , her breast and her private part was cut off. Same thing with one at Otorkutu bridge, the same last 2 weeks,

That's the thread in Delta Right now, have told my friends to be mindful of who they go to visit.

Opharhe:
Abeg speak the dialect wey you like, provided the other person can understand. No language is upside down. Ughievwen and Udu is melodious and speakers use a lot of idioms and proverbs.

My Dad is from Ughelli and Ughievwen while my Mum is Ughievwen on both sides. I learnt Urhobo through my Mum's people hence Ughievwen became my first language. I can easily speak Ughelli too but Ughievwen just too sweet, I only speak Ughelli if I see you're not too grounded in Urhobo to flow with Ughievwen.

If you Sabi Ughievwen, you easily know other dialects because the dialect is kindda deep.

Don't be discouraged Ivwioni vwe Omote(my sister).
Nice to meet you.
Doh!

My Mum is an Uwheru but she doesn't speak Uwheru and she barely understand the language but if na Olomu she dy chop am well.
Olomu sound like music too but not as Udu/Ughievwen.
Even when I was in school Na Udu/ Ughievwen I dy speak give My friends unless I want to talk to Bayelsa Urhobo people that's when I speak general Urhobo to their understanding .

That's the new thread going on Delta state right now. Killing of girls and cutting of their private parts,


tell any waka waka wey dey ur area make she dy mind the way she dey waka now because ritualise dey everywhere now.

darlenese:
I never said I don't like them either

I thought u said so

Opharhe:
I'm a native speaker of Ughievwen(and Udu) . I speak Ughelli too.

Each time I want to reply my mum in Urhobo , I will speak Udu/Ughievwen Urhobo for her and she will ask me are u from there? and I will answer her back I just love the language that's Y i speak it.

My mum doesn't want me to speak Udu/ Ughievwen for her , she said the language is an upside down language and that language is the reason why I speak Urhobo nothing else.

darlenese:
When I was younger I usually describe the Udu language as "fried Urhobo"

Guess what ! As an adult I still think so.

As for the Okpe language , I think its unique , because if u can understand okpe, u will be able to interprete urhobo and isoko wella, unfortunately , those who understand urhobo or Isoko can't interprete a thing in Okpe !



#Okpe Agbameni!!!

Don't go there o, I love Udu and Ughievwen Urhobo very much.

otokx:
Delta State University ought to have an Institute or and research center dedicates to Urhobo language. They should also have a department for that. Learning Urhobo is on my to do list.

Urhobo language is the only indigenous language that is being study in Delta State University Abraka

Same thing with the member representing Uvwie Constituency in Delta house of assembly

Hon Efe Ofoburuku

As the Great Ughelli kingdom celebrate their king 25th coronation anniversary and 64th birthday party from on the 26th to 29th April

Efewestern:
yes it means May God do it for you.

hmmmmm, I don't understand and speak Uvwie that's why I asked

Irunmole:
Absolutely. Osonobrugwe/Osolobrugwe, aka God in Uvwie (Urhobo dialect). Osonobrugwe/Osolobrugwe dabo fio keye. God will continue to add to your overflowing good fortunes........


God in Uvwie.
Osonobrugwe - Effurun i.e Ekpopor.
Variant is as described below.
Osolobrugwe - Ekpan and others.

Uvwie, Okpe, Jesse, Oghara, Mossoger, even some part of Agbon And Uwheru Urhobo sound like French to my Ear. I just can't stop loving Udu and Ughievwen Urhobo it sound like music to my ear even though am from Olomu kingdom and my Mum from Uwheru kingdom.

Irunmole:
@Efewestern, the best way to a learn a language, especially your mother tongue, Uvwie (Urhobo)is to make a conscious effort at speaking, listening to and interacting with speakers of the language both young and old. With time, you'll become proficient and adept at speaking it to the extent that you'll probably be spicing up your words and sentences with proverbs and idioms learnt from seasoned speakers of Uvwie. The first step is always the most difficult but courageous one to take. Osonobrugwe dabo fio keye!

Na uvwie u just speak just now?

fratermathy:
Me ka vwro!

ok I dy wait , but if u do am when my subscription don finish and I nor come occupy front page like the way I miss out front page for this thread eh hmmmmm, ovwu ke mu vwe gan gan

BOMBEATZ:
Na only miguo me sabi oooo.

u better go learn am or I go sanction u o

I advice any one that want to learn Urhobo to listen to the Urhobo radio station broadcast from UK

Nicho118:
in terms of learning ur dialect.

your own case go hard o

which UPU? The people that are after their pocket , not the interest of any Urhobo person. Take for example the Urhobo cultural centre in Agbarho, is that one a house or where they used to train pig? After billions of naira spend on it nothing to show for it.

fratermathy:
Lalasticlala, Seun, Mynd44, OAM4J, Obinoscopy : We nor suppose beg una like this for this thread o. Not many threads on our people make Frontpage or even trending. Please do us the honour of taking this one to the front.

vwo ke wro bo me vwe vwen ode na?

Angrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyy for this drawnnnnnnnnnn

Jesu christi 1-1

[quote author=sunshineV post=56065870][/quote]na your club be Ojoro oshi

Make Man U score another one na

Chai why Rooney missed that ball na

Second half don start o

Goaaaaaaaaallllllllllllllll









Roooonnnnneeeeeeyyyyyyy

fratermathy:
I've met many people from central Orogun that blast Urhobo very well.

My former lecturer at DELSU, Dr. Awhefeada, is an Orogun man and he speaks Urhobo very well.

Sally Young, the famous Urhobo musician, is fro Orogun.

Although, there are some Orogun villages close to Amai and Abbi, like Agbarha-Orogun and Ukwuani is dominant there.

is few of them.

We need to win this game, I don't want to see draw

Efewestern:
yes sure,, but I just corrected her, orogun still speak urhobo language, there case can be related to that of ofoni people who speaks ijaw and urhobo together .

even Ofoni People of Bayelsa Urhobo, speak Urhobo fluently than the Orogun people in Delta.

Efewestern:
orogun doesn't speak ukuani as first language, only some part have some ukwuani words in there language, likewise ukwuani who also miss urhobo with there's.

have Orogun people around me, have never heard them one day wey them speak Urhobo, some do bear Urhobo name but never speak the language , I taught one of them is from Obiaruku in Ukwuani until he lost his dad and they told me he is from Orogun,am still shock till today because there was no sign of Urhobo in him.

Nicho118:
they are bilingual

I hardly see orogun people that speak Urhobo

fratermathy:
You are very correct! Ughelli villages still speak Urhobo. However, Ughelli main town has been compromised as well. Although not yet as bad as Warri and Sapele.

Areas like Orogun, Agbarha, Ughievwen, Olomu, Evwreni, Uwherun and nearby areas can be relied upon for now.

Orogun people that speak Ukwuani as their first language? Uvwheru that their Urhobo look like foreign language to my ear, even my mum that comes from there barely understand the language but she don't know how to Speak it, I prefer Olomu Urhobo cus is closer to Agbarho Urhobo which is the general Urhobo.

Nicho118:
yes

oya speak English na