Nwa Ada Igbo

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More conjunctions. Do you know some more?

Laziness?? Certainly not!! A whole lot of reasons, but not laziness. And these reasons we still find today. Good thing is that people are waking up, and changing the narrative...

In the wake of the recent xenophobic attacks, let us remember that we are brothers....

Everyone got it correct except those that said ákwà gị dị n'elu bed🤣🤣🤣🤣

Clothes may also be called 'efe' or 'uwe' in Igbo. Ìgbò is a tonal language so it is important to learn the correct pronunciation of a word while learning the word....

Ngwanụ. Let's go...

Charity begins at home.....

Did you know these words?

This is what I try to explain to my learners. Beautifully articulated in a few sentences. 'Ndo' may translate to Sorry in English, but it means more than that. How do you translate 'Jisie ike' to capture its full meaning? Or 'Ewela iwe' which literally means 'Don't be angry' but is used in different contexts?

Translation is beyond finding an equivalent of a word in another language. One must ensure to communicate the sentiments conveyed by the word as well...

On today's edition of Translate to Ìgbò. Who can translate what she wrote? I will translate and break down in a follow up post after I read your comments

Ngwanụ.....

Slow and steady wins the race.....

Way to go nwanne👏👏👏👏👏.

First you decide to learn Ìgbò. Then you put in Specific Measurable Attainable Relevant Time based work. With our classes, your work is sure to be SMART.

And finally, speak, speak, speak. If you learn a word today, start using it. Practice, and practice some more. That is the only way to become fluent..

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