Eze Promoe:
Thanks for your attempt:
17= iri na asaa
36= iri ato na isii
159= otu nari na iri ise na iteghete
2,500= puku abuo na nari ise
18,000= puku iri-na-asato
7 billion= ijeri asaa

NB: if you don't put to link that iri na asato (18), what it will simply mean is puku iri (10,000) na asato (and that is 10,008, so you have to link it with dash to tell the reader that you actually mean 18, 000

SeunPlus: What's the meaning of 'stay off my back' 'don't be stupid' 'it sucks'

ogugua88: [size=13pt]^^^ I think I've heard the name before.

"O bia" - he/she comes. I think Obiageli is "she who comes/came to enjoy".

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CFCfan: It is however, also a derogatory term used by some Igbos to describe the Yorubas.

Mazi_Omenuko: Translate the following:
Recharge card
Lamp holder
"Go and hug that wet transformer"
Ps: I need the last to use as my signature

ifyalways:
Recharge card = akwukwo ego ekwe nti

Lamp holder= njide Mpa-na-aka bekke.

Go hug a wet transformer= ga makuo nnukwu igwe oku di nmiri(literal translation)
Ga susue ezi önu(meaning)

J12:

Obia also means a visitor. So it can also mean "a visitor will eat". Lmao

Eze Promoe: He don begin dey teach me linguistics. Issorait! At least, the people i'm doing it for understood me, so no shikpi-shikpi.

Chukskalidon:
ar u sure u made ur Igbo in ur o'level. *watchin frm outside with hands on d jaw

J12: Obia also means a visitor. So it can also mean "a visitor will eat". Lmao

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odumchi: That's awfully strange. I wonder what happened to it. I too haven't come across a dictionary that great before. Good things never seem to last lol.

Here's another one: (it's not as great or as navigable as the first but it's something, I guess) http://www.archive.org/stream/anthropologicalr02thomuoft/anthropologicalr02thomuoft_djvu.txt

Oh, and I'll send you an email sometime later this week in order for us to start planning when to officially start our tenure.

[size=13pt]Strange, sad. I felt close to heartbroken lol. Thanks for the alternative though.

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Dede1: Umu Igbo obi dim utoo nke ugwu nghi mgbali unu tinyere n’asusu Igbo
Nke ka nke, Eze Promoe udo diri ghi

Igbo language is one of the most difficult subject to master because of the unyielding instances of Igbo dialects.

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J12: Where is Dede1's comment?

[size=14pt]Umberievable You're female?[/size]

Dede1: Umu Igbo obi dim utoo uto nke ugwu ukwu nghi(?) mgbali unu tinyere n’asusu Igbo
Nke ka nke, Eze Promoe udo diri ghi gi

Igbo language is one of the most difficult subject to master because of the unyielding instances of Igbo dialects.

odumchi: "Elewe ukwu egbuo ewu"

Means just looking at a woman's hips alone will make you start killing goats for your marriage feast.

Anubeghi m maka "Ibi ukene".

some-girl:
biko gini bu "elewe uku ebu ewu" na "i bi ukene"....spelling may be incorrect

J12:

I was just joking on the translation, ogugua was correct on the meaning. But if it was being translated literally, I'm also correct.

adabeke12:

i think it is: i di okene.

SeunPlus: What is the meaning of:
* Ingemegiye
* Asampette
* Igerini
* Oyolima (frm Flavour)

I hope I got the spellings.

I'll also like to know Igbo greetings like Good morning, afternoon and evening. How are you. How do you do. Where are you going to. Where are you from. Will you follow me. Say something. Don't be stupid and so many more.

some-girl:

oh, o wu ya, daalu.
Gini wu "i di okene" na asusu bekee biko?