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If we haven't met before- Ndeewo (Hello)! I'm Yvonne, a University lecturer-turned-Cultural Consultant and Educational Content Creator. Discover more about Igbo, Black, and African cultural heritage through my videos on this channel and my Learn Igbo Now community.
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[@Deluxetivity]

I love how O na-agbagwoju anya means it is confusing, yet that itself is confusing.

[@LearnIgbo]

Very true!

[@adanna4648]

These phrases are soooooooo helpful. Usually phrases just stick to greetings which is helpful, but these are definitely sentences I would want to say on a daily basis. I love it! I met you back in 2015 at the SOAS conference. And bought 4 of your dictionary books. Keep it up!!! 👍🏿

[@PrinceWeze]

I usually used to hear these types of phrases when my late dad was arguing with somebody over the phone and I used to laugh chi gozie ri gi u brought back fond memories of my father 🤲🏾😂😂😂

[@LearnIgbo]

Aww! Glad to hear that - Thank you 🙏🏾😊

[@bobclint4355]

Igbo speaking Nigerians don't realize that there's a whole roughly half of igbos in Nigeria that cannot hold a back and forth Basic conversation in Igbo. Thank you for putting out free yet very important information.

[@adebohsamuel7784]

I have literally been waiting for your next video to drop. They're not as regular as before. I'm becoming better with my Igbo skills thanks to your video. Thumbs up always.

[@darkdreamsshhh7355]

I seen a few videos trying to teach this language, but yours are by far the best. Thank you for having a visual as well as speaking because I learn better by seeing as well as doing so thank you for this, your videos are very clean and well-made. Keep them coming, please. ☺︎P.S. hope all is well if you’re the nice lady that you seem to be.

[@LearnIgbo]

What a lovely message and encouragement . Thank you so much! 🙏🏾😊. I will do my absolute best to keep them coming. Have a great weekend✨

[@benbenn8947]

Ndewo Please do a video showing the difference between a negative command and a past tense action See the following examples: John e tinyela ose - John added pepper John etinyela ose - John do not add pepper They are spelt almost the same but mean very different things. Myself and many will appreciate it Daalụ rinne nwanne m.

[@okpegodson1675]

It's John "I tinyela not "e that means John have you added? Then John etinyela means John don't Add, I hope this helps you

[@0liseh]

0:21 - Take this thing from me 0:35 - Take this down 0:47 - Do you know what I am looking for? 1:03 - Did you find what you were looking for? 1:23 - Don't insult me 1:40 - I am not insulting you 1:55 - How are things going 2:13 - Things are going well 2:29 - Let me introduce myself --This also means "let me explain myself" --Kowaa can mean introducing or explaining --Depends on the context 3:03 - I don't care/I don't want to know 3:17 - It doesn't matter 3:37 - Ignore him/her 3:55 - Ignore them

[@LearnIgbo]

👍🏾

[@Aurora_4_ever]

Thank you for answering my comment bless you

[@LearnIgbo]

🙏🏾😊

[@ezikenkechi3133]

this is the best🤩💯❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤❤‍🔥🖐

[@LearnIgbo]

Thank you ! 🙏🏾

[@chibuikeolachukwu1800]

We need women like this when Nigeria decides to build back it's culture. Thank u for being that woman

[@b.c.34]

Imela maka Ihe I n'eme... jisi ike...

[@shamsudeenMuhammad007]

Chukwu gozie gi ma Ur videos are always helpful

[@LearnIgbo]

Chukwu gozikwaa gi! Much appreciated

[@igbooyibo]

Ndeewo, I am missing the colour coding...

[@LearnIgbo]

It will feature again soon - thanks!

[@faithbarbara1990]

Me too but overall, it was a pleasant experience. Learnt new phrases and words. Thanks onye nkuzi Yvonne. Chukwu gezie gi.

[@oluchiazuonwu6859]

I love this ! Thankyou so much

[@raywin3343]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@LearnIgbo]

🙏🏾

[@thewill-coachdewill-coach9337]

I feel like if I can remember these, I can fight with my partner in Igbo 🤣 It will take a while though... I'm untangling my tongue still 🙈

[@LearnIgbo]

It’s all about the sounds - internalise how each word and sentence sounds and you are good to go

[@chideraosuji6353]

Yvonne ❤ will you make more learn igbo through stories? Those help me a lot ❤

[@lincambodia9]

Thank you teacher but i want to learn more words or some ...I'm from Cambodia and i have love Igbo language 🙏

[@muhammadmukhtar5852]

chukwu gozie gi ma

[@LearnIgbo]

Gozikwaa gi

[@jasminegoins4899]

Daalu !

[@LearnIgbo]

Daalu 🙏🏾

[@ajstyles3273]

Daulu

[@ajstyles3273]

I'm Chinedu

[@Deluxetivity]

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[@animextrends]

Thank you for this ❤

[@NgwuaniphilipFridayEde-c6q]

Ogadiri uluu MMA.

[@thobsteepeenwuno3228]

Dalu. Siyabonga

[@emmaelm8683]

Can you use oja as the background music pls..

[@s3itchbl1ng34]

👍

[@onepiecelord]

daalu

[@LearnIgbo]

Daalu o🙏🏾

[@ajstyles3273]

Thanks for sharing. Please be my friend

[@veronicamwania9584]

M is me, my, myself, I

[@LearnIgbo]

Yes, 👍🏾😊. Sometimes you might see mu , munwa

[@stanleyokeke8215]

[@obinnaobiekwe5744]

thanks forsharing