Igbo alphabet and parts of the human body

This lesson presents the letters of the Igbo alphabet. You will see how the letters are written and hear how they are pronounced. The letters which are also phonetic sounds are used in words and expressions covering mostly parts of the human body.

Igbo numbers – counting 1 to 50

In this lesson, you will learn the technique for counting in Igbo. You will learn to count from 1 to 50. Higher numbers will be covered in a later lesson. This lesson is easy to follow and does not contain a written script.

Video flashcards for children

These video flashcards are the first step to helping your child speak Igbo. From knowing words, your child will move on to phrases, and then sentences. This helps to give your child the right foundation for becoming fluent in Igbo language.

The verb “Icho” (to want, to look for)

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Mazi Unere na Nwunye Ya – Mr Banana & His Wife

More on learning the Igbo Alphabet

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Todayʻs Igbo word is Ụbọ (Guitar)

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Todayʻs Igbo word is Ikọ (Cup)

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Todayʻs Igbo word is Anu (Meat)

Ofuma: “Very Well / Properly”

An Extract from the Igbo Dictionary for Children

Mkpotu: “Noise”

An Extract from the Igbo Dictionary for Children

Zara aza: “Swollen”

An Extract from the Igbo Dictionary for Children

Mkpuruosisi: “Fruit”

An Extract from the Igbo Dictionary for Children

Odum: “Lion”

An Extract from the Igbo Dictionary for Children

Nchaeze: “Toothpaste”

An Extract from the Igbo Dictionary for Children

Uduoyi: “Winter”

An Extract from the Igbo Dictionary for Children

Aziza: “Broom”

An Extract from the Igbo Dictionary for Children

Nte: “Ear”

An Extract from the Igbo Dictionary for Children

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