Igbo

The Igbo phrase for “I am hungry” is Agụụ na-agụ m. Use this phrase to express a physical need for food.

The phrase ‘I like you’ is translated into Igbo as ahụrụ m gị n’anya. This phrase is used to tell someone that you love them.

The English phrase “how was your day” is translated into Igbo as kedu ka ụbọchị gị siri dị.

The English phrase “I miss you” is expressed in Igbo as ana m agụ gị.

In Igbo, “have you heard” is expressed as ị nụla.

The English phrase “what is wrong with you?” is translated into Igbo as kedu ihe na-eme gị?

The Igbo word for litany is litani. litani is a noun used to describe a prolonged or tedious list of things.

The English phrase “beautiful lady” is translated into Igbo as nwaanyị mara mma. nwaanyị mara mma is used to describe a woman who is physically attractive.

bịa ebe a is the Igbo way to say “come here”. The phrase is used as a request or command for someone to move toward the speaker’s current location.

In Igbo, “how are you?” is said as Kedu ka i mere? The phrase is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being.