Igbo lesson 6 - Household Objects In Igbo Language. Igbo Class | Lessons for beginners

House hold objects and some things seen around the house and I said their igbo names.
As Ndi igbo we should know the names of what we use and see around the house everyday in our own native language.
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[@chinemeezekwenna6597]

This is dope! I need to add notes of the Igbo words in my kitchen, bathroom, etc. Bikọ, which dialect are you speaking in your videos?

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

yes that would definitely help to remember it, well done.. Anambra igbo, basically central igbo, i try to include other dialects as much as i can

[@chinemeezekwenna6597]

@@IGBOTICGIRL Central Anambra Igbo you mean? I've been learning Igbo izugbe (Nigerian recognized central Igbo that I believe is taught in schools across ala Igbo), which differs quite a bit from Anambra dialects. However, I've also started learning Ọnịcha-Igbo as well, so that I can more effortlessly speak my parents' Anambra dialect. I'm happy to have found another Anambra Igbo resource via your channel🥰 Igbo diversity is so beautiful (although it can be a bit frustrating for a learner like myself lol).

[@chukwuemekacaleb]

She speaks Anambra dialect

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

@@chinemeezekwenna6597 yes nne I’m Anambra aswell and I speak Anambra dialect, it can be hard to understand other dialects too especially when they are too deep lol, just focus on Anambra igbo if that’s the one you are most familiar with and grow from there nne

[@LouisEleodinmuo]

huh pff idc

[@Jovialmum]

Daluu im Learning So much from You Igbotic Girl❤❤😊😊❤

[@chidaluakpaniteaku]

Plate - Efere, Cup- Iko, spoon - Nkaji, I learnt a lot today, thank you

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu 👏🏽👏🏽

[@ruthlinus5486]

Me too I learnt a lot 💃🏼💃🏼

[@elizabethabubakar4210]

Thanks Zubby ❤️ the house of poo bit got me 🤣 Igbo language is indeed descriptive and interesting. Biko I have the following words : Bag, shoe, scissors, wardrobe, basket, bowl, and bottle.

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Haha, okay thank you I’m making a new list then. But I did bag, shoe, basket

[@henrypraise4873]

Thank you for teaching my children

[@uchennanwosu4625]

Household: Window - Mpio Gazebo - Obi Guest meeting room - Ofe (Ozubulu home) Fountain - Iyi Wall - Aja Kitchen - Usekwu Backyard / toilet - Azu uno/ulo Gate - Mbata / Iru uno or ulo Rope - Elili Fan - Akupe Oil lantern - Oku mmanu Iron - Igwe akwa Floor / platform - Ama Mkpo - Container Kolanuts - Oji Peanut butter - Ose Oji Wine - Nkwu Palm wine - Nkwuenu Raffia palm wine - Ngwo Spirits - Mmanya oku Inhaling snuff - Utaba Pomade - Ude Face paint - Uli / Uri Chalk / powder - Nzu Mkpo ogwu - medicine box Balm - Okuma Mma Aya - sword Spear / Arrow - Aro Shield - Ota Egbe - gun / explosives Trap - Onya Pillar - Ogidi Wooden Beam / Cross - Obe Grave - Ini Palm fronds (for roof) - Igu Royal palm (fronds) - Igu Ubili Wood / Tree - Osisi Iron peg - Aba Nails - Ntu Ngbili gba - bell Toga - Obi akwa Wrapper - Akwa njije Girdle / Loin cloth - Ogodo Head tie / Scarf - Ichafo Ear ring - Iyeri nti Ring - Iyeri Bangle / ring - Mgba-aka Jewel - Ona or Ola Gold - Olaedo Coral - Ehulu (Asaba) Money - Ego Outdoor: Road - Uzo ezi/ Ilo So much more for the home - I am also learning. I have learned so much from you already, so accept my humble contribution.

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Wealth if knowledge 💕

[@chinenyesoniaike2216]

Wow this is Awesome! I learnt a lot. Thank your for playing your part to keep Igbo language alive. I need to send this to my dad, I need to tell him Igbo language is not fading away 😂

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu nne, haha I’m sure he will be happy to see the new generation speaking igbo. 💕

[@chrisadikaibe2288]

Good job well done

[@bigpoppaslaughter4257]

Thank you for your time. I try to search for all your videos so that I can continue to learn the Igbo language

[@Helen-dw5gr]

I like your smile make me glue to the video 😊

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Awww Daalu 💕

[@ucheobialor8769]

You are simply awesome! Keep up the great work!!

[@ifydiets7923]

Keep it up my igbo sister

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu ☺️☺️

[@ronkewilsonn4852]

Yasss keep it up 👏🏾

[@TotoyosJoeMoist]

Well done dear, you are doing well

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu nne 💕

[@chukwunenyennebe4883]

So glad to see this! Keep it up, Nzube!

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu 😀

[@elizabethsmith3034]

Very clear! Pronunciation with spelling and picture. All of these are so helpful! The explanations are helpful.

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Thank you very much, I appreciate that 🙏🏽

[@RaeyStar]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 so informative !

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Glad you think so! Ada Oma

[@Doctoranonymous-q1q]

This is wonderful i enjoyed your class

[@eliasibrahimepikaizo]

Thumbs 👍....am learning alot. Daalu

[@jones2277]

well done, sister! keep up the good work.

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu 💕

[@chikaobienu]

Akwa nsachi akwa got me 🤣🤣 igbo di utoooo

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

That is ehn 😂

[@jenniferezekweh1257]

Please keep the videos coming

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

O nne i will. Daalu 💕

[@chidimaonwuha8316]

I need a part of the body compolition sis

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Here is the link to parts of the body . kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2modpKimZZnZrc

[@chukwuemekacaleb]

A nice one, jisie ike nne. I na agbali nke ukwu!

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu Nwanne Madu 🙏🏽

[@chukwuemekacaleb]

I use your work to teach my children and even my students. I am an igbo teacher here in Stockholm and will like to work more with you on developing the igbo language.

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Welldone, you can reach through my email at [e-mail]

[@valentinechibuike2527]

🔥🔥🔥

[@KuteesaVioletisreal-bl5mi]

Am blessed thanks dear

[@ugoezenewkirk526]

I love your videos. My daughters and I are learning a lot.

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Aww thank you so much for watching

[@izinhopro]

Thanks Zubby

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu 🙏🏽

[@LaurenceHurst-pe8ni]

You make learning the joy of my life

[@angelaopara3273]

Nne imere nke oma jisi ike👌🏾

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu Ezigbo nnem oma

[@BluepondUzor]

Always nsachi akwa

[@obianujuchris579]

Window, floor, tiles, sink, bathroom, socket, bathtub, mop, room, bowl... These are the ones I can remember

[@cherishokurame]

🤣🤣 love it 🙌🏽

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu nne Oma

[@chinenyeolisah5436]

please what is window in igbo

[@charleskibuuka3395]

You just brought oku to my Life

[@patpower09]

Thanks mrs this good, im learning 😁🙏

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Glad to hear that

[@ruthlinus5486]

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[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu ooo

[@kelvinwilliams6904]

nice job👍🏽

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@IfeyinwaNdubisi-r3n]

Fan

[@katieahanonu6819]

You on oku!

[@theresaanieke9623]

Can you teach us about the month of the year, the days Of the week .then your body parts. Thank you!

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Thank you for watching, I appreciate your suggestions , you are in the spirit tho, I have a video on body parts dropping this weekend! And I will add months and days of the week To my list. Thank you Theresa 💕

[@sandyokafor6461]

Well done girl! 🙌🏽 This is really informative / helpful. Igbo is too sweet 😂😍 Definitely the first time hearing the igbo word of toilet, it’s one of them ones you use the English word. Ps- what part of igbo are you x

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Hi sandy, I’m glad you enjoyed the video and learned something new, I’m Anambra and yourself ??

[@sandyokafor6461]

I definitely did & im an Imo babe 😍 ngl I really love the Anambra dialect

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Aww thank you nne

[@okwuchukwuagbanyim8462]

Thank you for lecturing our children who live in the diaspora. I am here to encourage you to do more videos with clear illustrations as today's own. May l use this opportunity to make some minor corrections, regarding the difference between DOOR AND ROAD. The former is differentiated as ONU UZO, while the latter is OKPORO UZO. WELL DONE TO YOU ONCE AGAIN. REMAIN BLESSED AND STAY SAFE

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu Ezigbo madu. Chukwu gozie gi

[@naobae9858]

Meanwhile EFERE is soup in Calabar 🤣🤣🤣 Nice one ma'am

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Haha you don meanit!!! 🤣

[@naobae9858]

@@IGBOTICGIRL I am telling you

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

I no fit forget this one 🤣

[@chinenyeonyeka4739]

❤😂😊

[@obianujuchris579]

I have a question tho.. but first of all, chineke gozie go Ezigbo nwa... For this good work. Not sure if my above Igbo is correct but you get my point abi😁.. My question is I remember cold as 'Ohi'.. is it still interchangeable as 'Oyi'

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Aww thank you Asa. Yes nne Oyi and Ohi are both correct, it’s just different dialects but also know that ohi can mean Stealing. ( onye ohi or onye ochi ) 🤣 just threw that in there. Haha

[@obianujuchris579]

@@IGBOTICGIRL diverse indeed.. thank you okay💞

[@FavourDuncan]

Omo efere in akwaibom means soup, iko mean container in Akwa ibom

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Wooow so similar o 💕

[@beautyevans8323]

Please are you speaking central Igbo? Or just Anambra dialect?

[@LaurenceHurst-pe8ni]

I love you

[@theresaanieke9623]

Can you make a video for animal?

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

You are in the spirit nne, that’s my next video and drops tomorrow

[@BluepondUzor]

Akea

[@Revivan24]

Clothes is Akwa

[@uchennanwosu4625]

Table is called Ntukwasi.

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu

[@favouruzor5062]

what is tooth brush in igbo

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

In igbo we say Atu some say Ahihia Eze 💕. I say Atu . The traditional chewing stick for brushing is called Atu osisi

[@BluepondUzor]

Mber I don't know how to speel it

[@BluepondUzor]

Ndiji

[@onomeonota23]

Daluu

[@adaoraonyebadi1673]

Glass

[@larefrancisshokoya7080]

Lamp

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

oriọna

[@belly4227]

What is fork

[@rosemaryajiboye7819]

Window

[@Viewstation-dh6nx]

Table

[@christianomumatu8859]

couch

[@BluepondUzor]

Efere

[@NightgaleYunaxx]

ọ masịrị mụ iku anya gi. Dalụ rinne maka video. Yagazere gi taa.

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu ooo Chukwu gozie gi

[@ebereanagor844]

Gas

[@LouisEleodinmuo]

she said bicycle

[@uchecollins1726]

Boketi

[@ibelinda-q7c]

Table light.Phone. food.dinosaur.book.picture.waterbottel.map.

[@chiefangelmichael56]

Knife= nma,, it written like this NMA not mma.,, table == okpokoro,, radio = igwe na ekwu okwu,, jisike nwanyi oma.

[@IGBOTICGIRL]

Daalu 💕

[@uchecollins1726]

Please you are wrong. Check properly. Its is correctly written mma in igbo izugbe

[@Nedum05]

spoon

[@bethsaunders7417]

Fork - you did spoon and knife, but not fork!

[@BluepondUzor]

No in igbo

[@BluepondUzor]

Always nsaji akwa