Never was taught Igbo by my parents but it’s crazy that I know what every thing means in English but if you asked me to translate from English to Igbo I couldn’t
Sweet! I do believe that breaking up the words & explaining them individually/singularly, also helps as well; it helps the learner use the words to make other sentences. E.g. Gini kaa i na-eme? = Gini (What) kaa (are) i (you) na-eme (doing)? (Something like that). Well done, guys...much love!!
Thanks for slowing down the pronunciation! I’m starting to learn but I can never catch what is being said in other videos because they speak too quickly! 😄👍
Born in Jamaica, moved to france a year ago,so much Africans live here and allot of them think I am from nigeria 9 times out of 10 they ask that ,so I been searching my roots and came to.the conclusion I might be from the igbo tribe ...but the penny dropped for me and the Father showed me thst all that does not matter ,what mater is that I belong to Jesus cause when I die and hopefully make it to the perly Gates I won't be saying am from Jamaica or nigeria...boi country don't matter ...I just wanna say am heavenian lool
Hahaha your very funny by saying your from Jesus stop saying that Jesus is not real if he was real what are you guys doing over there in Jamaica? the same people that give you Jesus still enslave you in the name of still that fucking Jesus
This was great! Really enjoyed practicing!! I would love a video about practicing tense (past, present, future) in the future. Tense is like glue that brings a decent Igbo phrase together, so learning that is major for me lol
This is nice. But there's need to improve in the written igbo. For example; you need to know when "na" is working as verb and adverbs. Ya bu, mgbe "na" na-aru oru di ka "mgwaa" ma o bu " nnyemaka ngwaa " (na, na-, n'. ). Good job altogether 👍👍👍❤
Nothing like ke ki i choro.. What we have is kedu nke ichoro. Igbo is divided into spoken Igbo and written Igbo. The first one is a spoken Igbo and not accepted in written Igbo. We call it spoken Igbo because the sound and pitch was in total consideration when you write the letters
Ewoo! umunnem, ndewo nu ihe unu na eme n'amasikwa nke ukwu, si jisi nu ike na olu unu na alu! onyeweanyi noyeru unu ma na agbakwazie unu umeh si te na afa Nna, na nwa, na muonzo. Ameeen! Igbo ndi oma nji biri kwenu!!!
Wow!! That's great, keep it up guys.... Just a little while Ugonna will be rapping Igbo like Phyno.... Hi- kedu ka imere,kedu,ke kwanu?, some of the igbo words can be use in different ways or things....jisike umunne m, ga n'iru n'asusu Igbo mara mma, asusu Igbo di uso!!
Hahaha. Chose the one that fits you. There are many dialects in Igbo. However, Gini k'ichoro is the central Igbo (note, the average Igbo will say central Igbo is invented Igbo and nobody's language, just official Igbo created recently from the universities to unify the Igbo language) My dialect will be, nini k'ichoro (owerri)
@@OkwuID That's the literal translation and may not make much sense in real terms. A typical Igbo will refer to a beautiful queen as, Asa mma, Ada mma, Omalicha, or simply, Asa, with some stress between the "a"and "s". As well as, some tonal inflections to further highlight his feelings.
It won't die. Thanks to Ancestry DNA, I discovered I'm 40% Nigerian. I'm in the process of learning Igbo. I know a few words.
40% Nigerian isn't an identity. You should find out your ethnic group
@@ionflux955 rude!!!
@rdokoye rude and you're an idiot
@@LeslieChristina Amen sis
I'm very happy for you ok. Welcome home sweet home.
Never was taught Igbo by my parents but it’s crazy that I know what every thing means in English but if you asked me to translate from English to Igbo I couldn’t
Come to the US and teach this beautiful language. I bet you'll make it here big time. Your tone and flow of Igbo brings the ear down.
Sweet!
I do believe that breaking up the words & explaining them individually/singularly, also helps as well; it helps the learner use the words to make other sentences.
E.g. Gini kaa i na-eme? = Gini (What) kaa (are) i (you) na-eme (doing)? (Something like that).
Well done, guys...much love!!
Nneji Eke That is a great break down.
Sweet, very excellent. Note, ka is the correct spelling though. Kaa men's to stroke or cross out something.
The lady definitely grew up in Nigeria. She speaks even better some folks living here.
This is so much fun. You guys had me laughing. Toro Ibe Ndewo.
WOW!!. Igbo man is impressed. Keep the good work going
Thanks for slowing down the pronunciation! I’m starting to learn but I can never catch what is being said in other videos because they speak too quickly! 😄👍
Born in Jamaica, moved to france a year ago,so much Africans live here and allot of them think I am from nigeria 9 times out of 10 they ask that ,so I been searching my roots and came to.the conclusion I might be from the igbo tribe ...but the penny dropped for me and the Father showed me thst all that does not matter ,what mater is that I belong to Jesus cause when I die and hopefully make it to the perly Gates I won't be saying am from Jamaica or nigeria...boi country don't matter ...I just wanna say am heavenian lool
Hahaha your very funny by saying your from Jesus stop saying that Jesus is not real if he was real what are you guys doing over there in Jamaica? the same people that give you Jesus still enslave you in the name of still that fucking Jesus
Seeing you guys doing this, is hilarious. I'm glad, the Igbo is mY tribe.
I really like the fact that you have the phonics sounds as well. it really helps. Very good video!
👍unu na-agbali. Jisi ike okwu-id
This was great! Really enjoyed practicing!! I would love a video about practicing tense (past, present, future) in the future. Tense is like glue that brings a decent Igbo phrase together, so learning that is major for me lol
I am loving these types of videos. I wish you could do more! I'm trying to learn igbo
Keep this coming, we can not thank you enough both for this.
Wow I'm impressed. This piece is wonderful, I learnt a lot, thank U.
Your team is super great
Thanks to our smart sis, kudos
Dalu rinne'
You guys are doing great, Igbo Amaka.
Lovin this
This is nice. But there's need to improve in the written igbo. For example; you need to know when "na" is working as verb and adverbs. Ya bu, mgbe "na" na-aru oru di ka "mgwaa" ma o bu " nnyemaka ngwaa " (na, na-, n'. ). Good job altogether 👍👍👍❤
Nothing like ke ki i choro.. What we have is kedu nke ichoro. Igbo is divided into spoken Igbo and written Igbo. The first one is a spoken Igbo and not accepted in written Igbo. We call it spoken Igbo because the sound and pitch was in total consideration when you write the letters
It's contraption. 'Ke nke ichoro' yes is spoken, but isn't wrong. Same way use English contraptions in speaking but write in full...
Ewoo! umunnem, ndewo nu ihe unu na eme n'amasikwa nke ukwu, si jisi nu ike na olu unu na alu! onyeweanyi noyeru unu ma na agbakwazie unu umeh si te na afa Nna, na nwa, na muonzo. Ameeen! Igbo ndi oma nji biri kwenu!!!
Great channel. Keep up the good work guys!
Thanks for this! Please make more videos like this. It's very helpful. 😊
Wow!! That's great, keep it up guys....
Just a little while Ugonna will be rapping Igbo like Phyno....
Hi- kedu ka imere,kedu,ke kwanu?, some of the igbo words can be use in different ways or things....jisike umunne m, ga n'iru n'asusu Igbo mara mma, asusu Igbo di uso!!
I thought how are u in Igbo is Kedu gi
I prefer "Kedụ nke ka I chọrọ"
and not "Ke k'I chọrọ" 😊
lt's easier for me 🤓
Hahaha. Chose the one that fits you. There are many dialects in Igbo. However, Gini k'ichoro is the central Igbo (note, the average Igbo will say central Igbo is invented Igbo and nobody's language, just official Igbo created recently from the universities to unify the Igbo language)
My dialect will be, nini k'ichoro (owerri)
This is quite fun! Keep it up guys
Well done. So proud of u guys
Oh my! my childhood songs make more sense now!!
Wow, The lady sounds beautiful in Igbo. I love her voice!
Next, Can you guys comment on/discuss Falz - This is Nigeria?
Hey, we have an article on the website: okwuid.com/2018/05/29/falz-this-is-nigeria-symbolism-meanings-and-breakdown/
This was dope.
love it! keep spreading the knowledge! :D
Temitope S you are Yoruba right? Thanks for your interest in our language. Love
yes 😇😇
This is the best video 😍🤗😍😍😍🤩💖
Please please do more videos
I love this💖💖💖
God bless u guys...HOW EQUALLY MEANS ..OTU OLE
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!
Btw how do you say 'Beautiful Queen' in Igbo?
Omalicha eze nwanyi !
@@OkwuID Thank yoouuu XXxxXx
@@OkwuID That's the literal translation and may not make much sense in real terms. A typical Igbo will refer to a beautiful queen as, Asa mma, Ada mma, Omalicha, or simply, Asa, with some stress between the "a"and "s". As well as, some tonal inflections to further highlight his feelings.
Are you guys a couple?
Chimamanda brought me here 😅 greetings from México
my lovely people
Wonderful job ! - Kemgbe means "since" but great job !
👍
MAKE MORE
Soon enyi m.
Daalu nó
Ke k'I chọrọ is waay simpler ! - "Which one do you want?"
❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
We are igbo gaadi
Ke ka odi
The young man's voice is not helping him . I mean Ugonna's voice, but I like his commitment. I will only him advice to try and visit his father land.
Ke kwanu is more cool than kedu
Kee kwanu is more of informal while kedu is formal and direct
Ututu m ga ekpe ekpele ,m ekene nne na nna m ,m ga asaghu, m yili akwa ,m ga eje uno akwukwo na ugboani
Lawrence n Issa lol
LMAOOOOO!
Hahahaha funny
owo uwu owo
I’m Congolese but...wth🙂
A grown up can't speak Igbo, o dikwa egwu. Yorubas deserves thumb up.
He grow up out side naija