IGBO LANGUAGE

Igbo alphabets
The first thing about learning a language would be the alphabets of such a language. Some alphabets of some languages are in many ways unique and in Igbo language own case, it is no exception. Even though, Igbo language alphabet may exceed some well-known language characters. 

Igbo numbers
The numbers used in most languages remain the same apart from Roman, Greek, etc., numbers that are really different in nature. However, the only difference to other languages’ numbers may be the way they are written. Igbo numbers are similar to those of other languages. 

The Obi Family
The Obi family is a typical Igbo family. In Igbo families, there are differences between the first son and other sons. The same applies to the first daughter and other daughters. The names given to the first son and first daughter in many cases explain fully who they are. 

Drinks' names in Igbo Language
Drinks’ names in Igbo language are worthwhile to those learning Igbo language. On the other hand, learning drinks’ names in Igbo language are favourable to those who want to know what they are drinking. 

Plants and trees’ names in Igbo Language
Learning plants and trees’ names in Igbo language will make you appreciate many different natures of plants and trees that bring in or bears fruits that we eat. And plants or trees may not necessarily only grow in Igbo land but elsewhere around the world. 

Names of Reptiles in Igbo Language
Most reptiles are the most dangerous creatures in the world. Learning the names of reptiles, fish and others in Igbo language is remarkably necessary if you wish to have basic knowledge of Igbo language. 

Insects' names in Igbo Language
Learning insects’ names in Igbo language is essential especially if you are not travelling to the city but to the village in Igbo land. Injurious insects can be realise through names they are called but on the other hand, not all insects are harmful to people, majority of them are precious for our everyday lives. 

Names of Animals in Igbo Language
Learning animals’ names in Igbo language will be useful to those wishing to know which animal is which. In most cases, not many times will the local people use different language to say things. For example if a person is walking towards a lion in a village, local people would not be shouting lion, lion in a foreign language but in their local language and if the person doesn’t realise the shout, he would walk towards the lion.

Fruits and Vegetables' names in Igbo Language
To learn Igbo fruits and vegetables’ names will be very handy to those wishing to be familiar with fruits’ names in Igbo. Some fruits names can be pronounced in English while others can only be pronounced or spoken in Igbo language. 

Birds' Names in Igbo Language
Birds’ names in Igbo language would be advantage in knowing. Learning birds’ names in Igbo language will be useful to those wishing to know which birds are which in Igbo land. 

Foods' Names in Igbo Language
Foods’ names are exceptionally vital. Learning Igbo foods’ names would be enlightenment to those people trying to acquire facts. It is very important for everyone to know the name and details of food that they are consuming.  

Vehicles' names in Igbo Language
Learning about vehicles’ names in Igbo language, I mus say is extraordinarily mandatory especially if that person is learning Igbo language as an entirety.  

Igbo greetings
Igbo greetings have different meanings on various oceans. Most compliments would normally conform to the time of day or night the greeting is made. Seniority also plays important role in Igbo greeting.  

The use of Kedụ in Igbo Language
Kedụ is a word with different meanings. Kedụ can be used as a greeting and can be used as in form of asking a question. Thus, it is important to know exactly the form Kedụ is utilised.  

The use of “NA” inIgbo Language
Na is a common words used very often in Igbo language. The word “na” is used to join words or a sentence or sentences. The word has many meanings which being dependant on what is being said.  

The use of wete/weta in Igbo Language
Wete or weta is one of the most common words used in Igbo language. Wete is a simple word to say and use once the saying is acquainted, very simple to manipulate with other words like English words. 

Human Parts' Names in Igbo Language
Human parts are the same as other human parts everywhere in the world but we need to make the explanation basing on such names of our different component parts of our bodies in Igbo language. In Igbo ethos Sometimes it is difficult for a father or mother to be explaining parts of the body to children. Thus, children relay on getting such information from their uncle, aunty, nephew, niece or from other children around them. 

Igbo Names

Igbo Market Days
In Igbo, money is called “ego” and ego is made from market places. Igbo market places are where money normally being spent. Buying and selling things in the market are very important in Igbo land especially on market days. 

Everyday Igbo Words
In this section of “everyday Igbo words,” you will learn to use common words made use of in everyday Igbo conversations. The words are simply put so that you can understand how to utilise them easily.