How to Count in Igbo | 1-20 | Numbers in Igbo Language

[@PatriciaEneboa]

Thank you i am now able to speak from 1-20

[@okafornelson486]

Thank you. I have learnt a lot from you 🙏

[@LearnIgbo]

Thank you! Happy to hear that!

[@francesogbu9660]

I am learning numbers in igbo ❤❤

[@LearnIgbo]

Great!

[@kept1067]

Thank you for improving my igbo

[@LearnIgbo]

🙏🏾😊 Thank you very much

[@animongahajime9302]

Hausa guy learning Igbo! i love my country 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺

[@uchechinwogu788]

I love it.

[@ahfimiwonawun]

The g in iteghete seems very soft like a y that rubs a g.

[@LearnIgbo]

Yes, it is

[@BrightMatthew-m9s]

Thanks 🙏

[@evonneonyeji4915]

My daughter is leaning igbo

[@ernestakano1464]

9 itoolu, itenani

[@LearnIgbo]

You learnt it in this video? - great!

[@chidinmaonyema2085]

9 is different from itoolu

[@LearnIgbo]

No it’s not

[@francesogbu9660]

What is Eleven in igbo?

[@LearnIgbo]

Watch the video - It’s there

[@AmarachiDestiny-im5uj]

Thank you ma but I thought 19 was iri na itoolu.

[@LearnIgbo]

It is, too. Itoolu is a different dialect

[@francesogbu9660]

It ture

[@pulengmashifana6094]

now i understand that igbo and Bantu are family 😂

[@Uzortheweightlossguide]

So 12 and 20 no difference

[@QueenDxddy]

There is a difference. Twelve is iri na abuo or ibuo. The “na” is basically and, so 10 and 2. For 20 iri abuo does not have na in between it.

[@Abumuhaadh]

Iteghete😂

[@francesogbu9660]

It not funny 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 I don't care 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@picassomicasso1]

Yvonne suo igbo! If we want an English teacher we will go to real English people. You want to show us you’re in the UK. Add English subtitles if you’re more interested in teaching non-Igbo’s. But if this your page is aimed at helping Igbo’s learn igbo then speak igbo osiso

[@LearnIgbo]

Why don’t you create a channel that caters to people that understand Igbo already? Setting up a KZbin channel is free. This channel caters to people in the diaspora who are learning Igbo AS a second language. That means that some need that extra support of things being explained in English. Not everyone has the same level of understanding. Some disabled people cannot read subtitles. Don’t come here and be chatting nonsense if you don’t understand how / done research on learning a second language (especially in the diaspora) works. You are clearly not learning Igbo. I’m only bothering to respond to you to address your unbelievable ignorance. Onye oke amamihe.

[@picassomicasso1]

Yvonne the British wannabe liberal, how come your daughter don’t speak igbo fluently? Igbo parents who don’t teach their igbo children asusu igbo are a disgrace. I know there’s a course called ESOL English for speakers of other languages, how come Hindi, Yoruba, Igbo, Zulu, Tamil, Russian, Spanish or Italian isn’t used in such class to give these learners extra help since they’re learning English as a second language but once it comes to igbo una wan use English to help those whose parents should be communicating with in Igbo. You’re aiding and abetting this nonsense. If you come to an igbo class, the language of instruction should be 100% Igbo. What is your igbo name sef? Wetin be Yvonne? I can’t stand una wey be supposedly educated igbo people, na una ruin igbo. Una children no dey speak am, once una enter university una go forget everything about igbo or start trying to change and distort it to impress Oyibo who deep down una wan be. I’m talking about your generation of educated igbos. Abandoning igbo land is also one of una main trait. Will any of your children ever return to live in Igboland ever? Just like that your descendants will never be igbo in the true sense of being igbo ever again. Think about that.