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How well do you know your animals in Igbo language? check out this video to meet some of them and learn their names
Ndeewo!
08/05/2025
Let’s Learn Igbo Fruits the Fun Way!
Learning Igbo just got tastier! Check out this colorful chart that teaches your kids the names of common fruits in Igbo. From the most popular to the list, this is a fun and easy way to build their vocabulary and connect with their roots.
Explore and say the names out loud together!
English Name Igbo Name
Apple. Achịcha
Banana. Unere
Orange. Oroma
Mango. Ugiri bekee
Pineapple. Nkwuaba.
Pawpaw (Papaya). Mbukpa
Guava. Gọvà / Pịa
Coconut. Aki oyibo / Aku oyibo
Watermelon. Anyummiri
African Star Apple. Udara
Avocado. Ube oyibo
Garden Egg. Anyara / Añara
African. PearUbe
Lime/Lemon. Oroma nkirisi
The 'Igbo alphabet' is a writing system used to represent the Igbo language, one of the major languages spoken in southeastern Nigeria. It is based on the Latin script and consists of 36 letters, including some digraphs that represent specific Igbo sounds.
The standard Igbo alphabet includes:
A B CH D E F G GB GH GW H I Ị J K KP KW L M N Ṅ NW NY O Ọ P R S SH T U Ụ V W Y Z
Each letter or combination of letters represents a unique sound in the language
In the video, there are examples of words that can be driven from the Igbo alphabets
The Igbo alphabet helps preserve the language's rich tones and meanings, making reading and writing in Igbo clearer and more accurate.
Kindly drop in the comment section other words that you're familiar with
03/05/2025
Igbo Word of the Day: [Animal Names in Igbo]
Say hello to this cute animals!
In Igbo, we call it "anumanu "
1.Cat – Pusi
Meet this furry friend!
In Igbo, we call a cat “Pusi.”
Can you say “Pusi”? Try it now!
English: Cat
Igbo: Pusi
2. Dog – Nkịta
Here’s man's best friend!
In Igbo, a dog is called “Nkịta.”
Say it with me—Nkịta!
English: Dog
Igbo: Nkịta
3. Sheep – Atụrụ
Look at this fluffy animal!
In Igbo, we call it “Atụrụ.”
Atụrụ means sheep. Say it loud!
English: Sheep
Igbo: Atụrụ
4. Chicken – Ọkụkọ
This bird gives us eggs!
In Igbo, a chicken is called “Ọkụkọ.”
Can you say “Ọkụkọ”? Good job!
English: Chicken
Igbo: Ọkụkọ
5. Duck – Ọbogwụ
Quack quack! Here’s a duck.
In Igbo, we call it “Ọbogwụ.”
Say “Ọbogwụ” and smile!
English: Duck
Igbo: Obogwu
6. Goat – Ewu
This playful animal is a goat!
In Igbo, we say “Ewu.”
Ewu is fun to say—try it!
English: Goat
Igbo: Ewu
7. Cow – Ehi
Look at this big, gentle animal!
In Igbo, a cow is called “Ehi.”
Say it with me—Ehi!
English: Cow
Igbo: Ehi
8. Rat – Ọsụ
This small animal moves very fast!
In Igbo, we call a rat “Ọsụ.”
Can you say “Ọsụ”? Give it a try!
English: Rat
Igbo: oké
9. Pig – Ezì
This animal loves to roll in the mud!
In Igbo, a pig is called “Ezì.”
Let’s say it together—Ezì!
English: Pig
Igbo: Ezì
Let’s learn Igbo together—one word at a time!
02/05/2025
Today, let’s learn the four traditional market days in Igbo land.
Ndị a bụ ụbọchị ahịa Igbo – Igbo market days."
Eke – Say: Eh-keh
Orie – Say: Oh-ree-eh
Afo – Say: Ah-foh
Nkwo – Say: N-kwoh
"These days repeat every 4 days.
Which one is your favorite? Kọwaa na comments!- explain in the comment section!
If you're with your child, say it with them and let them repeat after you,record it and drop on the comment.
Keep learning – Igbo is beautiful!"
01/05/2025
Happy New Month!
We’re stepping into a fresh chapter, and Learn Igbo with Ease is wishing you peace, blessings, and progress this month.
May your days be filled with joy, love, and success — both in life and in learning!
Let’s keep growing together.
Nnọọ na ọnwa ọhụrụ!
Welcome to a new month
30/04/2025
“Ụbọchị ndị izu n’asụsụ Igbo”
(Days of the week in Igbo language)
Here are the Igbo days of the week
Mọnde — Mọnde
Tụsdee — Tụsdee
Wenezdee — Wenezdee
Tọọzdee — Tọọzdee
Fraịdee — Fraịdee
Satọdee — Satọdee
Sọnde — Sọnde
29/04/2025
Names of Common Animals in Igbo" – “Aha Anụmanụ Ndị a Na-ahụkarị n’Igbo”
Nkịta – Dog
Nnụnụ -bird
Nwamba– Cat
Azu-fish
Ẹnyị – Elephant
Enwe-monkey
Ọkụkọ -chicken
Ewu – Goat
Agụ -lion
Atụrụ – Sheep
Agwọ -snake
Anụ ọhịa – Wild animal
Anụ ụlọ -house/domestic animal
Ndeewonu!
28/04/2025
"Week" in Igbo is "izu".
You can also say "izu ụka", especially when you mean a full week (Sunday to Saturday).
"Izu" = week
"Ụka" = church or Sunday (because traditionally the week is counted starting from Sunday, the day of worship).
For example:
Oge izu = "week period"
Izu a = "this week"
Izu gara aga = "last week"
Izu na-abịa = "next week"
27/04/2025
Happy Sunday everyone!
Sunday is the beginning of a new week.
May this week be fruitful 🙏
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