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Ogamysamo:
THEN, mgbede oma sir

Ogamysamo:
AM FOLLOWING

i need more than more!
but wait o, we have Chi and Olisa, does that mean God concerning fathers is address in a different way from God concerning mothers?

immortalcrown:
Please, uhuruchi is for evening, not for morning.

Ogamysamo:
What Do They Mean

Ogamysamo:
correct me if am wrong o
ina eme ike m,(i'm trying my best) onyekwusi(teacher) immortalcrown bia and continue

Ogamysamo:
ina eme ike m(I mean, i'm trying my best)
BIKO nyere aka your nnwane without ego

inumidun2010:
Nna... You don dey speak pass ONYEKWUSI ooooh...

immortalcrown:
Ọma = good,
morning = ụtụtụ,
afternoon = ehihie,
evening = mgbede/uhuruchi.

Ụtụtụ ọma (Good morning),

Ehihie ọma (Good afternoon),


Mgbede ọma (Good evening),
Uhuruchi ọma (Good evening).

NOTE: It is not in all cases that ọma is used to imply Good. You use oma in some cases where there is no other part of speech between the noun or pronoun and the adjective (good). For example, there is no part of speech between Good and morning. Space is the only thing separating Good from morning.

In other cases, you use mma or amaka to mean good. Examples:

Ego dị mma (Money is good).

Ego amaka (money is good).

Iykoto86:
you are trying jare. Nyere nwanne GI aka,ajula ya maka ego.

Iykoto86:
nwanne,Ife e na Ede na Igbo do egwu.

Iykoto86:
rather, nna eme ikem . or anam eme ikem.

WoundedLamb:
You could have actually asked to be taught the language without making mockery of thier struggles. Anyway, I'm here too. Maybe I could learn one or two words!

Ogamysamo:
what is the meaning??

Ogamysamo:
meaning... ?

Iykoto86:
it means ,you write Igbo too well.

Ogamysamo:
are you following?

inumidun2010:
ONYEKWUSI Ihotagho?

bigfrancis21:
[b]Ogamysamo bu nwanne m....can you interpret this for me? need more.

Iykoto86:
onye nkuzi-teacher. Umu akwuwkwo-students.

PrinxArthur1:
let's do numbers 1.one = Otu
2. two =Abuó
3. three = Atô
4. four = Anó
5. five = isé
6. six =isi
7. seven = asaa
8. Eight = Asató
9. Nine = iteghete, itenani
10. ten = iri
11. eleven = iri na otu
12. twelve = iri na abúó
13. thirteen = iri na ató
14. fourteen = iri na anó
15. fifteen = iri na ise
16. sixteen = iri na isii
17. seventeen = iri na asaa
18. Eighteen = iri na asató
19. Nineteen = iri na iteghete
20. Twenty = iri abúó

PrinxArthur1:
There are 36 aphabets in Igbo language they are :
Aa, Bb, Ch, Dd, Ee, Ff, , Gb, Gh, Gw, Hh, I, í, Jj, , k, kp, kw , Ll, M, Nn, Ñ, Nw, NY, Oo, Ọ, Pp,,Rr, Ss, Sh, Tt, Uu, Ụ , Vv, W, Y, Z

immortalcrown:
Nnọọ, nwanne m (Welcome, my brother/sister).
Nnọọ = welcome,
m = my,
nwanne = brother or sister

Atụmatụ gị iji mụta asụsụ Igbo amaka (Your plan to learn Igbo language is good).
Atụmatụ = plan,
gị = your,
iji = to,
mụta = learn,
asụsụ Igbo = Igbo language,
amaka = is good.

Aga mụ eme ike m n'inyere gị aka (I will try my best in helping you).
Aga = will,
mụ = I,
eme = do,
ike = best (power, strength),
m = my,
n' = in,
nyere = giving (rendering, assisting)
aka = help (aka also means hand).

Ogamysamo:
nwanne m, biko next level am still here

PrinxArthur1:
objects 1. Chair : Oche
2. Table : Igbe
3. Bed : Akwa
4. house : ulo
5. plate: Efele
6. spoon : Ngazi or (ma óbú) Ngaji
7.gas : ikuku ndi mmuó
8. phone : Ekwentí
9. clock : Elekere
10. motor (car) : úgbó ala