IBI UGWU N'OMENALA IGBO (CIRCUMCISION IN IGBO CULTURE)

 

OKWU IGBO (IGBO WORDS): And their usage in a sentence

     

Vocabulary is key to learning any language. In other words, the quantity of words which you have learnt in a language shows how much you have mastered the language. Even if you are an expert in the construction of sentences in a language, if your vocabulary is poor, you still cannot express yourself with ease. Thus, this article presents to you some 20 Igbo words, their meaning and their usage in an Igbo sentence.

You can as well search for any word, Igbo-English or vice-versa which is already registered in this blog through the "search this blog" widget by the side. You can, also, buy an Igbo Dictionary by clicking the Igbo dictionary link by the side. 

1. Bịa (Come : verb) : Bịa ebe a (Come here).
2. Aha (Name : Noun) : Kedụ aha gị (What is your name).

MBE NA AMỤMA (THE TORTOISE AND THE LIGHTNING): The reason why the tortoise hides his head in his shell when it is raining

 

The Igbo Folklore is full of amazing stories from which we learn different lessons. They communicate life changing messages to us with a very lovely and interesting stories. Thus, today we are going to be reading to the story of why the Tortoise always hide inside its shell whenever there is Thunder and Lightning. 

The story is told in English and Igbo. Do well to drop in the comment section any Igbo word you could not understand.

Enjoy the story. 

MKPỤRỤ EDEMEDE IGBO (IGBO ALPHABETS): Alphabets, Pronunciation and Examples

The importance and advantage of learning as many languages as we can cannot be over-emphasized. It broadens your ability to communicate with and understand a wide range of persons. It broadens your world view because each language cannot be separated from the world-view of the owners of the language and it makes you have a better view of the world in general.