Igbo Study Group-gctid525068

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Ndeewo! (hello)

i think we need an igbo study group. if anyone is interested or have information to share, post here. lets learn igbo.

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Daalu

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in igbo you say 'kedu' to say how are you. kedu is short for 'kedu ka i mere?'

kedu means how. 

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ndeewo!

in igbo culture there are 4 (anọ) days of the week known as market days. the market days are Eke, Orie, Afor and Nkwo.

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igbo kwenu!

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in igbo you say biko to be polite and say please. biko -bee ko

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In Igbo we say 'i boola chi'

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to mean good morning. But it says 'have you spread open with the day'

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in igbo we say kà chí fóó to mean good night. it is saying 'may the day break'.

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ndéèwó!

one of the ways we say goodbye in igbo is Kà émésị́á. this is like say 'let it be later' or 'let it end'.?

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Kà émésị́á

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in igbo we say ịgọ mmụọ to mean libations or other types of prayers

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igbo alphabets - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX-oPHbGuho

 

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ndeewo. in igbo, the response to ka chi foo is 'ka ọ bọọ' which means ma morning come

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igbo people have day names based on their 4 day week. check them out here - https://igbocalendar.com/izu-igbo-days-of-the-week/

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ka ọ di

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libations and prayers in igbo are referred to as ịgọ mmụọ

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in igbo we say 'táàtà' to mean today