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Ndị be anyị, ndeewo nu 😃

Do you know the answers to these?

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Hmmmm😊

Look at these two names.. What do they mean? Or are they the same? 😀

I saw the second name for the first time recently and asked myself why was "Chisom" misspelt but on a second thought, it hit me😀 Powerful!

I hope you all know what your Igbo names mean.Find out, if you don't.

Online lessons still available, send me a message biko😊

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English names and their Igbo translations😀

The Igbo versions have a deeper connection to them than the English names, in my opinion.

Don't you think so as well? 😀

Learn something good today being Good Friday❤️

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Asụsụ Igbo ga-adi 😎

Let's learn something new today 😀

From the above examples, we can see that the position of a pronoun (either after the verb or the noun) matters a lot. It determines what the sentence actually mean.

Learn, practice, speak 🗣️😎

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Some people still do not understand what it means to be an Igbo person. Some of you still don't understand the STRENGTH and POWER in you just by the virtue of being Igbo.

Please my people Read... Reaaddddd, research, study your history and learn how powerful you are as an Igbo person!

Because its only when you don't know the in-built strength you possess as an Igbo person , that's when you get worried, become shy or develop inferiority complex when people term you "IGBOTIC" (Whatever that means 🙄)

Chaii, IGBO ATỌGBUOLA M😍🤩🤩🤩

SPEAK THE IGBO LANGUAGE PROUDLY, IT'S YOUR IDENTITY AND HERITAGE🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ AND KEEP BEING "IGBOTIC" 💯💃💃💃

Ndeewo ndị be anyị 😊 Let's learn something new today 😎

Wépù /Yípù both mean the same thing but can't be used in same context.

Take for example, you can't and shouldn't say "Yípù efere gi " to mean "remove your plate".

In the same vein, you shouldn't say "Wépù ákpụkpọ ụkwụ gi" to mean "remove your shoes".

Easy, right? 😀👍🏽

Online Igbo Language lessons still available, send me a message 🤗

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Who gets this? 😊

When speakers turn a verb into a noun, this is what you get😀or when we just want to speak Engli-Igbo😅😅

Who knows the correct translation of the above sentences?

Let's learn Demonstrative Pronouns(this, that) today😊

Also, did you know that there's no translation for (a/an/the) in Igbo Language?

A man = Nwoke
The cup = Ìkó
An elephant = Ényí

Now you do😀

Learn something new today!

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Asụsụ Igbo ga-adi 🤩