iamdurent:
ladies na agbobia na.

iamdurent:
what is oyoyomuagubgho

MPVGoddess:
so how does one say:

1. i miss you
I've not seen an Igbo Izugbe translation to this but I guess some dialects old enough would have an answer to it. ChinenyeN, how do your people translate this? For me, I say E misirim gi

2. i want to see you
Achorom ihu gi

3. can we meet
Anyi enwere ik'ihu?

in Igbo?


Thanks

madridguy:
Is this another prophecy from a pained PDP member?

Proudlyngwa:

I work somewhere around there and if the traffic lights were functional, a lot of disaster would have been averted.
The Government needs to invest in day/night reflectors, as well as speed breakers . ThankGod this didn't happen at night, the outcome can only be imagined this harmattan. God forbid.

HopeAtHand:



See explantion galore. Why not tell Ishi bambe to construct a flyover there. Take your comment to his office and paste it on his door.

phillip4re:
good day eveeyone....I am checking in to PH anutime soon...please,how far is rumuodara to Uniport...i need someone to help me out.thanks

TakeKnow:
Can someone pls help me with the screenshot of the list.thanks.

3RNEST:
I want to learn Igbo..on WhatsApp

ChappyChase:

Shekau be sing pana by tecno: Yarinya fana them sey you like cassaba whalai i get ham por big cassaba.

And one of the girls will be like vvvvvvv

davidif:


Southern Nigerians are wannabe Westerners. I respect Northerners for there authenticity.
You see Westerners love originality, not poor invitations of themselves. There is a reason why Fela has a show about his life and Davido doesn't.
Northerners have such a rich history and that's why foreigners like Lord Lugard loved the North more than the South.

DaVinciii:
Eliozu Sir

CliffordOrji:
As an Ijebu-Igbo man, I wish Governor Fayose can rule us in Ijebu-Igbo land. Fayose is greater than Awolowo, Obasanjo, Abiola and Tinubu put together.

DaVinciii:
This is a wonderful thread. I just found this thread today, and I wonder how a wonderful thread like this became so dormant. God dey. Anyway, I am a keyboardist based in PH. I've gone through, and there are a lot of people here are amateurs-intermediate.

Well, if you're in PH then you're in luck. I can help you take your piano playing to the next level. I am a music teacher myself, so if you're just starting out, I can help you out with the basics, like sight-reading, Jazz theory, to advanced stuff like reharmonization, voicings, etc.

Also, I just got back to the town and I am currently free so if there's any gig, church (that sings comtemporary music or hymns and classicals), I am your guy!

PM me if interested or email PlayPianoPH@gmail.com Cheers!

Tolexander:
Indirect Rule by the West!

pearlicious:
Am glad to be here and new actually, pls I will need guideline here, tnx , Ndigbo kwenu