Greetings in Igbo language|lesson 16

Greetings in Igbo language, Lesson 16
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[@MirikaCOfficially]

Yes!!!! I have been trying to learn Igbo. (I’m African American with Igbo ancestry) and I needed to find someone who was clear and I could see moving her lips and YOU ARE THAT LADY!! Thanks, or i meela. Please don’t stop teaching.

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Thanks

[@neeeeeaae4736]

I’m 13 years old, i want to surprise my dad😂this video helped me a lot thanks!

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

You are welcome dear

[@growwithmetv]

my beautiful sister is back again with another amazing teaching. EHIHIE OMA mean good afternoon. ABALI OMA mean good night. JISIE IKE mean well done. wow I'm learning igbo language

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Thanks for watching sis. I appreciate

[@veevee9034]

I love youuuuuuu! For the first time since I started my journey in learning Igbo almost 6 months ago, have I come across such a teacher as you. I have learn so much in the few minutes of this video! Your diction is clear and precise. God bless you and keep you and your family prosperous and safe. You definently have a gift. You are my hero!! Please keep the videos coming. Daalu 💕

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

I love you more dear. Thanks a lot.

[@chukwuemekacaleb]

You are an awesome teacher dear sister. I have come across many online Igbo teachings in the past, as an Igbo teacher myself, i must confess that you did justice to it. Jisie Ike idakwala mba n’ oru. I will definetly recommend this video all my students here in Europé.

[@dieweienengeln3899]

You are an excellent teacher!

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

thanks

[@stephenjoygladys3069]

Thanks so much Am married to an ebonyi man Am from Edo state trying to learn

[@babilaangelbeltfomutuh5274]

Thanks a lot for this. I'd like to see more of this. Please forget about the negative comments. If someone wants to comment negatively, let them develop the courage to teach just like you. Courage!

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

daalụ oo

[@amakaokaforeze321]

There's nothing like ututu oma, ehihe oma and abali oma in igbo language.

[@igbolearningplug]

Please tell them. We need to stop these people teaching people in diaspora rubbish.

[@chinelonelo4531]

You are the best, or i meela

[@anitachikwe5088]

Ndewo:) My dear am travelling home at christmass with my sons first time. So am learning too hard. Thank u for yo lessons♥♥♥

[@igbolearningplug]

How was it? Did you hear people using utuoma? what did you experience?

[@tessywhite6496]

You are really grounded with this, Weldon sis. Ndewoooo

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Thanks a lot Sis

[@TeacherShokhrukh]

I have just started learning Igbo. It's so beautiful 🤩 Love from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿🙏

[@tiamiyusaheed9555]

Daalu.....I really like your teaching#'"9ice one

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

daalu oo

[@jamesjerry5601]

You're a good teacher

[@ukachinikki]

Love this videoooo

[@chinelonelo4531]

My daughter is learning this

[@marvlinebills]

Thank you sis. I am enjoying these ur videos. Married to an Igbo guy and trying to learn the language.

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Hello sis. Thanks for coming. How are you doing?

[@marvlinebills]

I am doing great sis. I have sent u a message on Instagram

[@angelaoluy7416]

Welldone my good teacher. Thanks for teaching us.

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Ndeewo nwaanyi mara mma

[@samiamthesuperhero]

Like#7 This is very helpful and interesting sis. Cheers to being an awesome teacher and being amazing.

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Thanks for watching dear. I appreciate

[@virginiacristovao9096]

Dalo Keep it coming. You are a good Teacher IMELA

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

daalu oo

[@officielEP]

I just found your channel! Keep up the good work

[@its_Emmanuella]

Thank u so so much u and wonderful yhanku

[@AssataWindchaserHoliday]

Unshackling mind body and soul through language

[@emmanuelajayi6418]

Please do more videos on greetings and video on numbers atleast 1 to 50 or more

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

okay. there is a video on numbers 1 to 40

[@ericofori8378]

my dear i love ur teachings so much

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

thanks

[@Springsinger1]

Thank you very much.

[@latifaagboola5382]

Keep up the great work, you're a talented teacher !!( a teacher's teacher) >3.

[@tasiuabdullahi5368]

That's good and thanks

[@keziahndondela1764]

Good teacher

[@Learnalanguage4fun]

Thank you Queen🙏🏿

[@A_Username-kt5xi]

As far as greetings go, what about when encountering an older man or woman? What are their titles? Like if you see an older woman, do you call her mom for closeness or ma'am for politeness? 🤔

[@broadway3009]

❤

[@emitel5044]

Igbo amaka, jisie ike

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Daalụ nwoke Ọma

[@collernmakgale1458]

If I'm drunk I'd swear you're speaking Chinese😁... but thank you very much 🙂

[@lindaumidy407]

Jesie ike nwanyi oma. Igbo amaka.

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Nwanne m nwaanyị daalụ nke ukwuu. Thanks a lot sis

[@laura-mb8zb]

Thank u for this🤍🤍🤍💓

[@amkatonia]

Good morning everybody?

[@Quintana1999]

thank you 💓

[@agwazia]

Please don't stop posting 🥺 thank you

[@perryblack8023]

Please do more videos i love these

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

@PERRY BLACK ❤

[@CharlesAnoka]

I'm sorry but who says Ututu Oma in Igboland? This is just for the books. The usual morning greetings in Igboland is Iboola chi, Isaala chi, depending on your dialect. Abali oma? Seriously? Please nobody says that! LMAO Ka chi fuo or Ka chi bo is what Igbo people say at night. I have never heard anyone say Ututu oma. And yes, I grew up in Imo State. Only left at 25.

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

I teach Igbo language in general not a particular dialect dear. I can't teach Imo dialect to someone from Anambra or Enugu etc or vice versa

[@CharlesAnoka]

@@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO My comment is applied to general situations. Teach what's relatable. A non Igbo Speaker coming to Igbo land to say Ututu Oma will get stares. Lol

[@oladipupohannah7155]

Ekele

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Daalụ nne

[@DscottDinero]

How do u say i can't wait no more in igbo?

[@ZIKKIESWORLD]

Dalu Onye nkuzi igbo Igbo amaka ka anyi suba igbo

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Nne asụsụ igbo anyị mara mma nke ukwuu

[@g-cellcompany]

I know nothing about this language, I want to learn.

[@Eseibio__]

Daalu

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

NNỌỌ NWANNE M

[@misticadavis]

My cab drivers are from Igbo and I suspect my slave ancestors are from Igbo

[@shaina5709]

My son father is from Edo Nigeria, is this the correct language?

[@Arinzeszn]

No it's not

[@Eseibio__]

K'odie echi

[@obikingsley9016]

Dalu nwanyi oma

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Nnaa ndeewo

[@layla984]

I always say to my mother in law kacifoo as good night, l didn't realise it's abali oma.

[@davidodinigwe5622]

It is but ka chifoo is like a parting good night when you’re leaving or the person you’re talking to is leaving.

[@igbolearningplug]

u were right. She is teaching the wrong thing my dear. Nothing like utuoma. Chai!

[@Zobam78]

Nwannem nwanyi nkuzi gi amaka jisi ike n' olu

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Daalụ nne m

[@KendrickWashington817]

Do you have private lessons 🤔

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

I do private lessons

[@franklinstewart1986]

How do you say you are beautiful in igbo

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Ị mara mma

[@franklinstewart1986]

@@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO Thank you so much 💖

[@amyokoye3605]

Do you actually teach igbo? If so can I have your WhatsApp?

[@LEARNIGBOWITHUGBOOYIBO]

Let's chat on Instagram: @treasure_joyz

[@amyokoye3605]

Daalü

[@zarah_jane]

IDEA: repackage the same videos you have already filmed but add voice over too teach people of Igboland who wish to learn English. I am happy to assist if you want/need any help.

[@merealove9032]

MGBEDE OMA is so hard to pronounce for me 🤔

[@HayWhy_Pappy]

I see you stopped the uploading on the channel. Perhaps because it wasnt sustainable. Try adding other varieties of content to your niche like igbo food, clothes or ways of life. Cheers.

[@igbolearningplug]

Please where is the place of I boola Chi? Please STOP! NOBODY SAYS THAT. WE SAY I BOOLA CHI? I SAALA CHI? STOP TEACHING PEOPLE THE WRONG THING.

[@g-cellcompany]

I know nothing about this language, I want to learn.