How to say many, plenty, very, much in Igbo Language | Igbo Expressions

In this video you'll learn to how use the word "RINNE" in Igbo language
Rinne- very/many/much/plenty.. Sometimes, two can be used together like very much. That's when things are in high degree..
At the end of this video, you'll also be able to make sentences using the rinne word effortlessly ok.

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Ndewo nwanyị oma..

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Nice

[@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.

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Nwanyi di ora nma

[@Lolo.oAc.]

Can I say, I welu ego rinne? As in"do u have plenty money"

[@ngozikavlog-speakigbolangu876]

You're right. But it's nwelu.. Happy New Year to you...❤️

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My fave!!

[@Lolo.oAc.]

Nne translate dis for me. "You r a good person but There is something you do that I do not like

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I bụ ezigbo mmadụ mana ọ nwelu ife I na-eme anara adị m mma.

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​@@ngozikavlog-speakigbolangu876mana AChoRom ya ihe mere Gi