My 500 first bilingual expressions in igbo language part1

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[@ifedayobabalola236]

Nice. I picked interest in Igbo language in the uni, then I forgot about it. Now, I'm trying to pick it back. I remember most of the vocabulary. I just need to be fluent again. Whoever can help, please drop a reply. Will be much appreciated.

[@ChiU12345]

I can help. Send me an email. [e-mail]

[@ifedayobabalola236]

@@ChiU12345 I have sent you an email. Thanks

[@treasureman1198]

Good job

[@ucheedwards-shahid5299]

IT SEEMS THERE ARE NEW ADOPTED (VARIABLES) SIGNS & SYMBOLS ATTACHED TO CERTAIN VOWELS SIGNIFYING PROPER PRONUNCIATIONS OF WORDS AND PHRASES... E.G.
Añulika ; Ifeöra; etc

[@godisable7779]

This is wonderful

[@RodrigueTchamna]

Thanks a lot

[@iamnoestaley]

13:56 is my bookmark 🔖

[@mesomagamez5376]

All all skill sell rythm all rythm

[@shauntelgill9384]

Nigerian People say i want to chop when they are talking about eating food.

[@k.omalichablackwell5520]

Aguru na gum/I dey wan chop na.

[@DukeChubbyDun]

That's a type of slang, that all ethnic groups in Nigeria say (when they're speaking this slang), but that's not IGBO language.

[@orcaorga6056]

I hope this is central igbo. My family in law is from imo state/orlu.

[@uzzy5944]

What makes it bilingual?

[@uzzy5944]

Lee is not see but look. See I Igbo is, hu or fu.

[@saintsocramnymaia5511]

14:22

[@urennakarah2766]

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