How to Say “What Is It?” in Igbo
The English phrase “what is it?” is translated into Igbo as gịnị ka ọ bụ?
The English phrase “what is it?” is translated into Igbo as gịnị ka ọ bụ?
The Igbo phrase for big man is nnukwu mmadụ. nnukwu mmadụ refers to a person of high social status, wealth or influence.
The Igbo word for grandma is nne nne. nne nne is used as an informal noun to refer to a grandmother.
The Igbo word for congratulations is ekele. ekele is used to express approbation.
The English phrase “my wife” is translated into Igbo as nwunye m. This phrase is used by a man to refer to the woman to whom he is married.
The English phrase “have a nice day” is translated into Igbo as ya gaziere gị taa. ya gaziere gị taa is a specific wish for the day.
The Igbo word for mother is nne. The term nne refers to a female who has given birth to or parents a child.
To say “take it easy” in Igbo, you use wetuo obi ala. This phrase is used as a verb meaning to relax.
The phrase for “my baby” in Igbo is nwa m. This phrase is used to refer to one’s own young child.
The English phrase “I love you so much” is translated into Igbo as ahụrụ m gị n’anya nke ukwuu.