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Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 4:07am On Dec 18, 2011
NRI PRIEST:

Ngwa boy slow down, there is a reason why I said that  those I have met dont speak like what you write here! I here them conversate sometimes but I thought the language was very different but they speak very fluent Imo/Umuahia Igbo.
Wait, so you think Ngwa is Imo/Umuahia Igbo?

NRI PRIEST:

Maybe be they are from different lineage but they are Igbos today and nothing can change that!
What does this even mean? What's the point in saying this? undecided
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 4:14am On Dec 18, 2011
But ChinenenyeN, is "Ala Ngwa“ an Ngwa words or General Igbo term ?
The worst is that I have tried to read what you write but your Igbo is the hardest Igbo I have seen in my life. So,sometimes write in "Igb izugbe" so we can read you. Incuding you Odumchi, I know you can write in central Igbo.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 4:19am On Dec 18, 2011
NRI PRIEST:

But ChinenenyeN, is "Ala Ngwa“ an Ngwa words or General Igbo term ?
See question. Honestly, I don't think you want to know my answer.

NRI PRIEST:

The worst is that I have tried to read what you write but your Igbo is the hardest Igbo I have seen in my life. So,sometimes write in "Igb izugbe" so we can read you.
See, now this is a nice way to frame a sentence. I don't mind writing in Igbo Izugbe. I even do it here from time to time, in fact. So yea, definitely. I can take the time to write in Igbo Izugbe so that others can understand me.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by Obiagu1(m): 4:19am On Dec 18, 2011
ChinenyeN:

Hold on. I never said it was meant for only Ngwa people. Anyone who will understand, let him understand.
Also, trust me. If I wanted to make my writing for Ngwa and Ngwa only, you would definitely know, because the 'gibberish' I write now isn't even that deep.

I maintain that all you write was gibberish. All the while you were writing "ohnuhnu", almost everyone did not know what the fck you were writing until someone else, sane enough to know that the essence of communication is for others to understand, rewrote it to "ohuhu". Surprisingly, ohuhu is a common word all over Igboland which you made strange to underscore your motive.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by odumchi: 4:21am On Dec 18, 2011
Obiagu1:

@ Odumchi, what NRI PRIEST wrote is near Igbo Izugbe so it's surprising you asked for a translation.
You could have been able to get a meaning out of what he wrote without asking for translation as he never used anything out of other.

IDENMILI ekeneem unu rinne = Idenmili ekenem unu nke oma = Idenmilu I great you all very well
Nke onye chilu nya nya zelu. = Nke onye chili ya zaa = Whatever title one holds he should answer
Igbo ndi oma mu ji aba nba udo dili unu. = Igbo ndi oma mu ji aba nba, udo dili unu = The good people of Igbo extraction I brag about, let peace be unto you.

I might have got a few out of other, but generally the meaning was clear as anything. Compare Idenmili with the Igbo izugbe beside it.

Asigim na ahotaram ihe dum osi. M'hotagbara ihe onhu. Ihe m'nona ajuya wu ebonhu odere "Nya" yana "zelu". Na aga m'za cheeya, "zelu" pusara "zere". Zere pusakwa "avoid" kama iwu "zaa" aga ikwuruya.
Odikwa nma. Igbaliala.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by odumchi: 4:23am On Dec 18, 2011
NRI PRIEST:

But ChinenenyeN, is "Ala Ngwa“ an Ngwa words or General Igbo term ?
The worst is that I have tried to read what you write but your Igbo is the hardest Igbo I have seen in my life. So,sometimes write in "Igb izugbe" so we can read you. Incuding you Odumchi, I know you can write in central Igbo.

LWKMD grin grin

Thanks for making my evening.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 4:25am On Dec 18, 2011
No, I dont think Ngwa is Imo/Umuahia Igbo,you dummy! I know where Ngwa is situated. Most Ngwas I have met,besides their Ngwa dialet could speak central Igbo.  Enough of this drag. Back to thread.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by Obiagu1(m): 4:28am On Dec 18, 2011
NRI PRIEST:

No, I dont think Ngwa is Imo/Umuahia Igbo,you dummy! I know where Ngwa is situated. Most Ngwas I have met,besides their Ngwa dialet could speak central Igbo.  Enough of this drag. Back to thread.

Ngwa can be written with the same alphabets we have in Igbo Izugbe, and if that is done, you can easily read Ngwa like you do any other Igbo dialect. It's just that he's trying to prove what I don't know.

Like ohnuhnu is ohuhu which in Igboland is to roast something.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 4:53am On Dec 18, 2011
Obiagu, you got alot of things write  there,however,you got some wrong also "rinne" is not "nke oma" as you translated it there. "rinne" mean abundantly,in hugeness, in greatness. When you say rinne you mean very big not just "nke oma“. Nke oma in my dialet is “ayi kenee gi ofuma“(we thank you a lot). Basicly,Nkeome is Ofuma. I dont think this Igbo I write here is too hard to read. Sometimes,pride wont let  some  to have two minutes  patience.
Obiagu, you are right he is trying so hard to distance Ngwa as much as possible. I dont give a fuuuuk! Why is he harboring around Igbos,anyway?
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by Obiagu1(m): 5:08am On Dec 18, 2011
^^^

Sorry, I made a mistake there. I say rinne too   smiley

rinne = nke ukwu not nke oma.

There's almost no difference in what I speak from your dialect.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 5:26am On Dec 18, 2011
Ohnuhnu ngala di l'ika hnwe. Lia la hnwe ojoo nnu. grin
Now tell me that's not the sweetest thing you've ever heard. haha
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by nedu210(m): 1:11pm On Dec 18, 2011
BIA nu @ obiagu1, chinenyeN, odumchi, na NRI PRIEST unu hapu ndolo ndolo'a unu na ado na asusu igbo kacha taa akpu na nke kacha uto, biko'nu asusu igbo anyi dicha uto. Mana chinenyeN biko welu akala edemede igbo welu dewa ngwa gi maka ngwa enweyi akala edemede nke ha, ka icholu iweputa otu?
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 3:12pm On Dec 18, 2011
nedu210:

Mana chinenyeN biko welu akala edemede igbo welu dewa ngwa gi maka ngwa enweyi akala edemede nke ha
grin

Anyway, unu lapu m eka. A si gi dee dialect gi, i ga-ede Izugbe? Unu amayi ka Ngwa si daa n'onu. Echeghi m sef na unu makwa ka o si daakwa na nti kwa. O ya mere anaghi m atupuru unu onu. A si unu tuo aka na nke bu okwu Ngwa, i ga enwe ike ya? Ka o si di ugbua, o nweyi nke unu ma ma oli. O nweghi; ma oli ma oli. Ma unu ka nokwa na-emeghe onu unu. Unu enweyi amamihe nke gbanyere Ngwa, mana unu chere na unu nwere ike ikwu m okwu.

Mu onwe m na-asu Ngwa, suzikwa ya asuzikwa, i chere na m ga-atupuru unu onu ebe unu na-enweghi amamihe gbanyere Ngwa? Obiagu biara ikwu nke ya amaghi, mu gbachiri ya nkiti. Nri Priest abia kpaa agwa ka EzeUche, mu chia ya ochi, fefee ya n'uzo maka na o nweyi nke o ma. Mana nsogbu adighi. M cho, m nwere ike ide Izugbe, dika ugbua; o bu ma m cho maka na ejighi m unu ugwo obuna. So unu lapu m eka. O nweyi nke unu ma ma oli.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 3:43pm On Dec 18, 2011
Ngwa boy, i will like to ask you the same question i asked you yesterday which you cunnily avoided; Are the terms ''Ala Ngwa'', ''Obi Ngwa'',''Okpunor Ngwa'' and ''Isiala Ngwa'' original Ngwa terms,exists in Ngwa and there neighboring dialects, or were they borrowed terms from your neighbors?? And i will particularlly like to know what ''OKPUNOR'' means in Ngwa dialect because we have okpunor in my Idenmili-Umuoji town and i know what it means.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 3:48pm On Dec 18, 2011
NRI PRIEST:

Ngwa boy, i will like to ask you the same question i asked you yesterday which you cunnily avoided; Are the terms ''Ala Ngwa'', ''Obi Ngwa'',''Okpunor Ngwa'' and ''Isiala Ngwa'' original Ngwa terms,exists in Ngwa and there neighboring dialects, or were they borrowed terms from your neighbors?? And i will particularlly like to know what ''OKPUNOR'' means in Ngwa dialect because we have okpunor in my Idenmili-Umuoji town and i know what it means.
I ka nokwa? What does any of that have to do with anything? Ngwa say words like Igbo. Everyone knows that. Otherwise they wouldn't be grouped with "Igbo". So what is your useless point Nri Child?

And there is nothing like "okpuno" in Ngwa.

I'm going to start treating you like I did EzeUche if you keep this bullshit up.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 4:13pm On Dec 18, 2011
Never mind. I got what I needed.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 4:18pm On Dec 18, 2011
Nevermind indeed ohnuhnu.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 4:41pm On Dec 18, 2011
ChinenyeN:

Nevermind indeed ohnuhnu.


what is ohuhu by the way ?
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by nedu210(m): 5:03pm On Dec 18, 2011
Igbo na asu na onu na onu mana ha kwa ukwala obulu otu. unu biko hapu'nu ihea unu na ekwu, kpaa nu agwa ka umu nne, okwanu otu igbo'a ka anyi nine na asu. ChinenyeN obulu na i'nweyi efe umu nne gi obu ndi ugwu ka'o ndi Yoruba ka i'ga enwe efe ha. Biko'nu onweyi onye na amayi ede onu be ha, mana ka anyi welu wota onwe anyi nke oma ka anyi welu igbo izugbe na ede edemede na ebea, mana onwezie ohere i'tuyari edemede anyi na onu ndi anyi edezi na onu anyi. ekenekwaa mu unu, udo chia ma ndu unu na otu na otu.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by odumchi: 5:45pm On Dec 18, 2011
NRI PRIEST:


what is ohuhu by the way ?


Non-Ngwas.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 6:33pm On Dec 18, 2011
I see.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 10:25pm On Dec 18, 2011
I showed my father this "discussion". He laughed.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 10:34pm On Dec 18, 2011
Oh, he runs to daddy too ?
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 10:40pm On Dec 18, 2011
I'm actually here for Winter Break, EzeUche the Second.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 10:42pm On Dec 18, 2011
Are you telling me there is no way you can write comprehensible Igbo ?
is ''gh'' suppose to be a word ? If it is,whats the meaning ?
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 10:46pm On Dec 18, 2011
Lol ohnuhnu ndi igba m titi odo. What do you think it means?
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 10:53pm On Dec 18, 2011
Simple question and you can not answer it but you are quick to write something nobody understands. I want to know of what use is it that you write something that nobody could read in an Igbo thread! nobody here understands your Igbo!!! So, can you move over? If I were you I will spend more of my time teaching everybody that cares how to speak,read,write and understands Ngwa. In doing that you will succeed in spreading Ngwa dialect.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by NRIPRIEST(m): 10:57pm On Dec 18, 2011
Let me ask you another question. Is ''ohuhu'' the official name you call your neighbors like Aros,umuahias and co or is it a slang?
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by Obiagu1(m): 4:56am On Dec 19, 2011
ChinenyeN:

grin

Anyway, unu lapu m eka. A si gi dee dialect gi, i ga-ede Izugbe? Unu amayi ka Ngwa si daa n'onu. Echeghi m sef na unu makwa ka o si daakwa na nti kwa. O ya mere anaghi m atupuru unu onu. A si unu tuo aka na nke bu okwu Ngwa, i ga enwe ike ya? Ka o si di ugbua, o nweyi nke unu ma ma oli. O nweghi; ma oli ma oli. Ma unu ka nokwa na-emeghe onu unu. Unu enweyi amamihe nke gbanyere Ngwa, mana unu chere na unu nwere ike ikwu m okwu.

Mu onwe m na-asu Ngwa, suzikwa ya asuzikwa, i chere na m ga-atupuru unu onu ebe unu na-enweghi amamihe gbanyere Ngwa? Obiagu biara ikwu nke ya amaghi, mu gbachiri ya nkiti. Nri Priest abia kpaa agwa ka EzeUche, mu chia ya ochi, fefee ya n'uzo maka na o nweyi nke o ma. Mana nsogbu adighi. M cho, m nwere ike ide Izugbe, dika ugbua; o bu ma m cho maka na ejighi m unu ugwo obuna. So unu lapu m eka. O nweyi nke unu ma ma oli.

Nobody asked you to write in Igbo Izugbe. Simply write Ngwa using Igbo alphabets so that others could read it.

Nke m di iche bu ajo afa.
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by ChinenyeN(m): 4:58am On Dec 19, 2011
Yes, ohnuhnu officially means any and all things non-Ngwa.

NRI PRIEST:

Simple question and you can not answer it but you are quick to write something nobody understands.
Who says I can't? I could, but it's not going to be easy explaining to someone who has never heard it when it's spoken. Basically, you would never understand how I could or why I would write that. The only thing that would result from my explanation would be you turning around to try to explain to me how to write my own tongue. I'd know, because I've already gone through it before with your fellow ohnuhnu like 006, Udezue and Obiagu; this exact same 'gh' topic, in fact.

NRI PRIEST:

I want to know of what use is it that you write something that nobody could read in an Igbo thread!
Think about it. Why would you write Idenmili in an Igbo thread? Hm?
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by odumchi: 5:11am On Dec 19, 2011
This is hilarious.  grin

Chinenye, I've consulted someone, who's an expert on Igbo dialects, on the meaning of your signature, and she can't decipher it. It's so serious, that I'll ask an Ngwa relative of mine. If he doesn't know then that means wahalla dey. LOL
Re: Nzuko Ndigbo! by Obiagu1(m): 5:15am On Dec 19, 2011
odumchi:

This is hilarious.  grin

Chinenye, I've consulted someone, who's an expert on Igbo dialects, on the meaning of your signature, and she can't decipher it. It's so serious, that I'll ask an Ngwa relative of mine. If he doesn't know then that means wahalla dey. LOL


To decipher that gibberish is like trying to understand the origin of God.

Where on earth do we have hnw in a word or gh as a word?

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