Learn Igbo Language with Stories - Chika na-agba oso : Chika is running. Speak Igbo by practicing
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#IgboLanguage #IgboforBeginners #yvonnembanefo The Igbo Lesson for today is a centered around 3 main words - to run , to exercise and to shut one's eyes. The Title of the Story is Chika na-agba oso : Chika is running
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Thank you so much! I love how slow and repetitive it is. I love that the English word is directly under each part of the word. As an African American who just learned I'm Igbo, I'm looking forward to learning Igbo before coming to Nigeria 🇳🇬 🙂
Thank you :)
It's the running and breathing effect for me!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you 😀
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Thank you Amaka 😊
Thank you Yvonne! Please keep up the learning Igbo through stories. Very helpful!
God go bless you, I needed this.. You've earned a subscriber
Thank you 🙏🏾😊
Udo diri gi onye nkuzi m!
Dikwaara gi 🙏🏾😊
This is what I need..thank you ma
imella o, onye nkuzim
Well done for all you do. Teaching Igbo to the kids in diaspora has been a challenge. Imela.
It is indeed a challenge. Thank you
Ndewo ezigbo onye nkuzi
Ya gaziere gi !! :)
Dejee! Videos gi amaka!!!
Daalu rinne
Nice work dear go on 👌💗
Just subscribed to your channel. This is good however, the Igbo you are using may defer from State to State. Are you using general Igbo ? I am from Achina, Anambra. Thanks.
Hi Joy, unless stated in the video, I always use Igbo izugbe, which is the formal written / spoken Igbo .
Ndewo nwannem Chioma you have been a great help in home schooling during this time. Nnukwu ekele
Daalu Nwanne m Nwoke Maurice - You comments really encourage me . Stay safe and well!
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Obi di m utoo nke ukwu maka ezigbo oru I na ru. Daalu rinne onye nkuzi
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Thank you
Thank you for this gonna write down the questions and practice answer them. But when you say she is exercising it sounds like you are saying she is hurting herself? Are they both the same words but with different meanings.
The first part of the spellings look somewhat similar - ịmegharị ahụ is exercise / move the body , but ịmerụ ahụ is to hurt oneself/ hurt somebody.
@@LearnIgbo thank you for this explanation! So useful
Also when do you know to use "O" with the dot underneath and "O" without any dot underneath
Its all to do with the sound. But first of all, you need to recognise the letters of the alphabet - before you know the sound each one makes. Ọ sounds like the O in octopus, and O in Igbo sounds like O in old.
The more you learn the vocabulary and how to sound out the words, the more you know where the ọ and the o should go.
@@LearnIgbo oh my goodness i didnt know this thank you so much
Hello Ma, beautiful work you're doing. But I have a problem. I'm struggling a bit with this sound 'gh'. When pronouncing it, do you completely ignore the 'g' and stress on the 'h'? Cause I'm genuinely confused
It is a blend between the two , like when you say 'thorouGH'
Can you please make full sentences for all the answers. So we can learn different tenses in igbo
Ok, will do.
Any reason to unvoiced letters?
What town are you from please because there are so many dialects
I am from Ezeagu in Enugu State, My mother is from Mbaise in Imo State and my Husband is from Nnewi, Anambra State..
I mainly use Igbo Izugbe to teach - which is the formal version used in education and broadcasting - just like you have Queen's English as the main dialect for formal use in English language .
@@LearnIgbo thank you for replying it is because I got confused because my children are from Imo State and so they talk differently we are trying to learn the language but if there are so many different ways it is so hard to know how to speak
The running sound in the background is actually distracting
Ok, Thanks for letting us know.
Onye na-agba oso sounds easier for people to read it as Onyé naab oso. I think many languages need ornithological reform. I see it in many languages, makes it very confusing as learners and speakers. Just unnecessary.