Ogaga4Luv:
[size=13pt]Im From Otor Owhe in Isoko land.I Love meeting with Anybody from my fathers land around the world.hit me up here on this network . . . . .

AwO Isoko kpobi wadoooo. . . .![/size]

Elijahrona2:



I know it's an old thread. I don't know if you're still on nairaland, but I came to tell you am also from otor owhe.

icezik1:
I'm an Isoko guy and noticed a lack of Isoko related threads, so I decided to start this one. If you're Isoko, post which LGA and village/town you are from.

I'm from Isoko North LGA and I'm from Ozoro town.

[size=16pt]Isoko Wadooo[/size]

liftedone:
I thot this was an Isoko thread? What's nwando, olanajim and ifyalways doing here (ify r u sure you know what you are saying? It looks more urhoboish than isoko to me. please confirm your granny's ethnicity, this one when u just dey murder whatever language for here.)

Ice_zik, unfortunately, isoko being a minority language, is dying quicker than most other languages because many parents are bringing up their children speaking english language. I can speak but can neither read nor write the language, which really pains me because I see my yoruba friends who can read their yoruba bibles and pray fluently in yoruba and say the grace in yoruba, which i cannot do. Imagine only being able to read and write in English when I no be oyinbo. I feel sad about it.

Opharhe:
Really? Interesting. I love the owhe dialect of Isoko.



Isoko Wadoo!

PRESTIGERYHME:
thank u man, I ve been searchin4an Isoko related thread
u did a good job
from Isoko south LGA n I'm from Oleh town

BarryX:
You are welcome Prestigeryhme

ChasteGhuy:
I'm Andrew by name. Obokparo and Orezime are my native names. I'm from Uzere, Isoko-South. Both parents are from Isoko. Born and bred in Lagos. I understand Isoko when spoken to me but have tough time speaking it - sadly!

Welcome Obokparo. Lots of Isokos are in the same dilemma as you but it is surmountable brother!

Eve eware kpobi?

Cc EfemenaXY

icezik1:
I'm an Isoko guy and noticed a lack of Isoko related threads, so I decided to start this one. If

PRESTIGERYHME post=46730610:
thank u man, I ve been searchin4an Isoko related thread
u did a good job
from Isoko south LGA n I'm from Oleh town

you're Isoko, post which LGA and village/town you are from.
I'm from Isoko north, owehlogbo, my both parent from there!' and I'm here to say the word goodbye in Isoko! Good bye in Isoko is oyan' eweren! Pls my spelling may not be right! But correct word ! Isokowado!
I'm from Isoko North LGA and I'm from Ozoro town.

[size=16pt]Isoko Wadooo[/size]

BarryX:
Welcome Obokparo. Lots of Isokos are in the same dilemma as you but it is surmountable brother!

Eve eware kpobi?

Cc EfemenaXY

EfemenaXY:


Oniovò mė, ma rèh oh! Kobuwò?

Happy Sunday.

Obuwó rié ziezi.
Ésé riehé!!

Happy Sunday

BarryX:
I can help but you will have to ask the questions yourself

Please may I know why you want to learn Isoko so "urgently"?

Welcome

babyfaceafrica:
good day Sir, please I am a linguistics Pg student at UI working on the isoko language.. I really know nothing about the language.. I need all the help I can get

BarryX:

What is it exactly you want to learn ? Send me a DM and also you can please send a message to these handles

www.instagram.com/isokos
www.twitter.com/theisokos

babyfaceafrica:
thank you very much.. my masters thesis is on isoko language and how their grammar structure looks like..I don't speak it..and stay in Lagos..... we were advised to choose isoko to help its promotion.. thanks

Grammar structure?? That is a bit of some serious studies right there ! Don't know if i know all those things well enough but i can help with the little knowledge at my disposal .

Please send mail to baronyconsult@gmail.com,
I cant seem to access this monikers email

BarryX:


Grammar structure?? That is a bit of some serious studies right there ! Don't know if i know all those things well enough but i can help with the little knowledge at my disposal .

Please send mail to baronyconsult@gmail.com,
I cant seem to access this monikers email

babyfaceafrica:
lolz..yeah serious academic programme..but as long as you can speak it...I will fill in the rest..thank you

Efewestern:


I thought you were working on the itsekiri language some months back, well I can't help much with the isoko language due to its complexity, but travelling to Delta will help solve most of the issues.

Happy Sunday.

babyfaceafrica:
yes wanted to work in itsekiri..but unavailability of speakers impeded me..thanks very much..hope to get some speakers around before travelling to delta..I want. to be sure the language is "workable"....

Efewestern:


The language is sure workable, But you should also note that the isoko's have little population, so there are little chances of you meeting many online for assistance, the best option is to come over to Delta and get first hand info about the language.

BarryX:


Grammar structure?? That is a bit of some serious studies right there ! Don't know if i know all those things well enough but i can help with the little knowledge at my disposal .

Please send mail to baronyconsult@gmail.com,
I cant seem to access this monikers email

EfemenaXY:


It sure does.

I read somewhere that with proper linguistics investigation, a lot of history can be unearthed about a people’s tribe, migration, etc

Now this is something I definitely would be interested in

@ BabyfaceAfrica: do keep us updated on your research findings