Igbo

The English phrase “princess” is translated into Igbo as ada eze. The term ada eze refers to a female member of a royal family.

The Igbo word for hey is kedu. kedu is used as an informal greeting.

In Igbo, the English phrase god is translated as Chukwu. Chukwu is the most common term used to refer to the Supreme Being in Igbo religious contexts.

In Igbo, the phrase for ‘praise god’ is tochukwu. This expression is used to give thanks or to give glory to God.

Adị m mma is the Igbo way to say “I am fine”.

Ndeewo is the Igbo way to say good evening.

Ehihie ọma is the Igbo phrase for good afternoon. This phrase is used as a greeting specifically during the afternoon hours.

The Igbo word for grandpa is nna nna. nna nna is used to refer to a grandfather.

The English phrase “safe journey” is translated into Igbo as ijeoma. ijeoma is used to express a wish for someone to travel safely to their destination.

The Igbo phrase for “have you eaten?” is I riela nri? This phrase is used to ask if someone has consumed a meal.