Todd Warren

daalụ is the Igbo way to say thanks. The term daalụ is used to express appreciation or gratitude.

ka ọ dị is the Igbo way to say bye. ka ọ dị is used as a short form of goodbye

kedu ka abalị gị siri dị? is the Igbo way to say “how was your night?”.

The English word “peace” is translated into Igbo as udo. The term refers to the state of being free from war.

ịhụnanya is the Igbo word for love. ịhụnanya is a noun used to express strong affection.

In Igbo, “my heart” is translated as obi m. The phrase is used as a term of endearment to refer to a person who is dearly loved.

kedu ka ị mere? is the Igbo way to say “how are you doing?”. This phrase is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being or state.

The English phrase ‘rosary’ is translated into Igbo as rozari. The word refers to Catholic prayer beads.

The phrase “god punish you” is expressed in Igbo as Chineke taa gị ahụhụ.

The English phrase “keep quiet” is translated into Igbo as mechie ọnụ. mechie ọnụ is used to tell someone to remain silent.