140 Igbo Phrases for Beginners | Igbo Language

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Watched this with my son. Imeela ezigbo nwanyi.

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Is ur son in fa

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[@Ruthie4j]

Thank you so much ma'am Could you please recommend Igbo dictionary for me

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Daalụ rinne 😊

[@ChinyeReChinenye-vt2qt]

What about words and phrases for advanced learners¿,

[@shamsudeenMuhammad007]

ma i sometimes hear people calling a giant person dimkpa

[@LearnIgbo]

Yes , Dimkpa ( 1 word) means big guy. Di mkpa (2 words) means “is important”. For this one, i has a dot under it, which makes the pronunciation of ‘di mkpa’ different

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[@osaj95]

So ihe means read and mmiri means swim. Then namasi m is like to? pls correct

[@cubey2841]

Mmiri means "water", swim in Igbo is "igwu". While ihe means light or something, read in Igbo is ịgụ. Na-amasi m in Igbo means " like " as in " I like this " in English.

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