i miss you -E ghulam aguru mba o bu aguru gi agulam

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Daalu

Thank you

cc:
gustav25
bigfrancis21
redbonesmith
chysler
chinenyen

I miss you... Akpịrị gị na-akpọ m nkụ.

Just working some basic grammar and I can't seem to figure out the difference between:

"anyị chị anụ" and "unu akwọghị anyị"

I understand the difference in unu, anyị etc, but why use akwọ instead of chị ? for the negation in the second sentence would "unu achịghị anyị" work as well? or am I misunderstanding chị vs akwọ in the use of the meaning 'carry'?

Still just trying to grasp the basics so I'd appreciate any assistance, also trying to figure out which dialect, Onitsha vs. Owerri, I am actually trying to focus on, since alot of material and books do not seem to indicate which dialect they are explaining..making it overly difficult to figure out verb stems etc

biko, achị m

please how do you say "do you understand" in Igbo?

Sike:
please how do you say "do you understand" in Igbo?

"I ghotaa." Or "I ghotago." Or "I ghotala."

Pls, What is "EKEADA" in English..Its actually someones name..Thanks ezepromoe, chineyeN n co.

Plss, how do u say, "EKEADA" in English. Its actually a female name. ezepromoe, chinyereN n co....Thanks

chimex38:
Plss, how do u say, "EKEADA" in English. Its actually a female name. ezepromoe, chinenyeN n co....Thanks

how's the pronunciation toned? is the "eke" a low-high (market day), high-high (python) and so on.
The nearest meaning of the word you posted (Ekeada) is "the Python falls". It's just like reporting what is happening live!

EzePromoe:

how's the pronunciation toned? is the "eke" a low-high (market day), high-high (python) and so on.
The nearest meaning of the word you posted (Ekeada) is "the Python falls". It's just like reporting what is happening live!

I dunno about the tone, but I know it's a female name. I viewed it as "Eke-Ada". I thought Ada means Ist daughter and from ur post, "Eke" means python.
Looking at previous posts, I found out Eke-Ada as "creation" or "being" from the word "Chineke"
It's all kind of confusing me here.. But I appreciate ur angle to it though... Thanks..

Hello... I have a lot to ask about igbo language.
But lemme start by asking the translation of these in English:
Kwo kwo
Ke keeme
Odi mma
A di mma
Ke kwanu
A ma bia

And how do i use those pls?

agent9:
Hello... I have a lot to ask about igbo language.
But lemme start by asking the translation of these in English:
Kwo kwo
Ke keeme
Odi mma
A di mma
Ke kwanu
A ma bia

And how do i use those pls?

kwo kwo= I don't know what that is, maybe you didn't spell it correctly.

ke ki imé= how are you

ọ dị mma= I'm good.

a dị mma= This is also wrong, the right one is o dị mma.

ke kwánụ= how are you.

a na má bịa= I am coming.

Fatherofdragons:


kwo kwo= I don't know what that is, maybe you didn't spell it correctly.

ke ki imé= how are you

ọ dị mma= I'm good.

a dị mma= This is also wrong, the right one is o dị mma.

ke kwánụ= how are you.

a na mà bịa= I am coming.

Thank you

How about if i board a cab, getting to my destination and i want to drop. How will i say it??

agent9:


Thank you

How about if i board a cab, getting to my destination and i want to drop. How will i say it??

Kọ pụọ. Are you serving in the east?

Fatherofdragons:

Kọ pụọ. Are you serving in the east?

ohh ok...
yes ooo, i am serving in Anambra state

YEW!

EzePromoe:
More translations Rice - Osikapa Beans - Àgwà Egg - Àkwá Yam - Ji Garri - Akpu egheleghe Soup - Ofe Big - Nnukwu Small - Obere Wide - Mbara Narrow - Warawara Dog - Nkita Cat - Bùúsù Goat - Ewu Fowl - Okuko Cock - Oke okpa Bird - Nnunu Sweet - Uto Bitter - Inu Love - Ihunanya Heart - Óbì Gun - Égbè Bomb - Ogbunigwe War - Agha Genocide - Nkpochapu mba Red - Uhie Green - Ndundu Blue - Anunu Black - Oji White - Ocha Purple - Ugo Brown - Uhie oji Pink - Uhie ocha Yellow - Edo Phone - Ekwenti Bridge - Àkwà mmiri Dollar - Ego oyibo

I like that.

chijiblaze:
I miss you... Akpịrị gị na-akpọ m nkụ.

gustav25:
i miss you -E ghulam aguru mba o bu aguru gi agulam

Anya gị n’eme m.

Is there anyone that speaks Idemmili (hopefully Obosi but any other is okay) willing to help me out?