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Learn Igbo: Numbers, Greetings & Conversation
Learn to read, greet, count and chat in Igbo with an academic guide, short courses, tone animations, dialogues, quizzes, games and funny mix-ups.
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The academic guideAlphabet, tone, grammar, dialects, greetings, numbers, family words and the history of Igbo dictionaries, with tables and key terms.→
Interactive courses
Letters and soundsThe 36-letter alphabet, the dotted vowels and the digraphs that make Igbo look special.
3 lessons · quiz · Level Starter
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Tone: the music of IgboOne word, four meanings. See pitch move and hear it, if you turn the sound on.
3 lessons · quiz · Level Core
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Greetings and courtesySay hello, ask how someone is, thank people and wish them a safe journey.
3 lessons · quiz · Level Starter
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Counting in IgboFrom otu to ijeri: tap the numbers, learn the tens and hear why a billion means “uncountable”.
3 lessons · quiz · Level Core
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Days, weeks and seasonsThe four market days, the word for week, moon and year, and names taken from the days.
3 lessons · quiz · Level Core
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Basic conversationIntroduce yourself, ask simple questions and say when you do not understand.
3 lessons · quiz · Level Core
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Family and belongingWords for mother, father, siblings, grandparents and the wider family.
2 lessons · quiz · Level Starter
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Building sentencesOpen syllables, the tiny word na, the future, the negative and the names of the parts of speech.
4 lessons · quiz · Level Deeper
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Dialects, standard Igbo and dictionariesOwerri and Onitsha, the standard called Igbo Izugbe, three spellings of one name and 150 years of dictionaries.
4 lessons · quiz · Level Deeper
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Funny mix-ups (fiction)Three invented comedies that show why tone and tiny words matter. All characters are fictional.
3 lessons · quiz · Level Fun
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