have been trying to find a good Igbo lesson online and finally found this!! This is a really good start and was hard just memorizing words. With the body parts I can say the words and point to the area where it is and say it.
Thank you Dr. Igwe for this most valuable lesson. I am a new student of the Igbo language. I have just purchased an FSI Basic Igbo Course Textbook, but the most important part of any language is the alphabet, which I am able to learn from you, right here on youtube. This will make my study of the FSI textbook much more interesting. I hope you can soon produce a video with emphasis on the tonal structure of the Igbo language.
This is great. People i meet all the time hear my name and are like OMG Your a Nigerian and i'm equally excited to meet my own people but then they start talking Igbo or even Yourba and i'm standing there clueless and then it's like "your just a Yankee boy. I know It's a shame because i have been around my parents who spoke the language i even went to primary school in Lagos . So i have to represent because i want my daughter to know her language and where she comes from. So i have to get it together NOW!!
Thanks Chikeze. The verb "idi" is polysemic, which means that it has many different meanings and the context of use helps to identify the exact meaning. "Eze m di ocha" can mean "my teeth are clean" or "my teeth are white" depending on the context of use.
Thank you Dr. Igwe for this most valuable lesson. I am a new student of the Igbo language. I have just purchased an FSI Basic Igbo Course Textbook, but the most important part of any language is the alphabet, which I am able to learn from you, right here on youtube. This will make my study of the FSI textbook much more interesting. I hope you can soon produce a video with emphasis on the tonal structure of the Igbo language.
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Nke a bu oke ihe. Nwanne m nwoke, Chidi jisie ike. Chukwu gozie gi. It is very thoughtful of you. More grease to your elbows!
have been trying to find a good Igbo lesson online and finally found this!! This is a really good start and was hard just memorizing words. With the body parts I can say the words and point to the area where it is and say it.
Thank you Dr. Igwe for this most valuable lesson. I am a new student of the Igbo language. I have just purchased an FSI Basic Igbo Course Textbook, but the most important part of any language is the alphabet, which I am able to learn from you, right here on youtube. This will make my study of the FSI textbook much more interesting. I hope you can soon produce a video with emphasis on the tonal structure of the Igbo language.
This is great. People i meet all the time hear my name and are like OMG Your a Nigerian and i'm equally excited to meet my own people but then they start talking Igbo or even Yourba and i'm standing there clueless and then it's like "your just a Yankee boy. I know It's a shame because i have been around my parents who spoke the language i even went to primary school in Lagos . So i have to represent because i want my daughter to know her language and where she comes from. So i have to get it together NOW!!
Thank you for the video, by the grace of God I will be fluent in a year's time!
Very good.
Thanks for the video, we are adding it to our Igbo playlist. Peace, Puma.
thanks for uploading I really enjoyed it
very good teaching!
So cool!!! I LOVE it!!!
i love this
I love this
Thank you this!
thank you so much for d video ooo!! dalu
Eze m di ocha = my teeth is clean
Ezem n' acha ocha= my teeth is white.
Thanks Chikeze. The verb "idi" is polysemic, which means that it has many different meanings and the context of use helps to identify the exact meaning. "Eze m di ocha" can mean "my teeth are clean" or "my teeth are white" depending on the context of use.
very good
I need this for my students! Daalu!
Nwannem nwoke ji sie ike.O bu kwa ihe di otua ka anyi choro idi na anu make ndi Igbo. Otutu umu ndi Igbo anaghi kwa asu asusu anyi.
@chukwuemeka23456 ...and is the letter "kp" and "p" said the same way, because they sound like they're said the same way to me?
how do you pronounce "Eze ọzọ"
hey is the gb pronounced like a "b"?
Thank you Dr. Igwe for this most valuable lesson. I am a new student of the Igbo language. I have just purchased an FSI Basic Igbo Course Textbook, but the most important part of any language is the alphabet, which I am able to learn from you, right here on youtube. This will make my study of the FSI textbook much more interesting. I hope you can soon produce a video with emphasis on the tonal structure of the Igbo language.