Igbo

In Igbo, the phrase for “I want to eat” is achọrọ m iri nri. This phrase is used to express a desire or a need to consume food.

biko is the Igbo way to say please. biko is used as an interjection to soften a request or to express a polite plea.

In Igbo, ‘thank you god’ is expressed as Daalụ Chineke. This phrase is used to express gratitude toward God.

The English phrase “good night” is translated into Igbo as Ka chi foo. Ka chi foo is used as a farewell when parting ways at night or when going to sleep.

The English phrase ‘good morning’ is translated into Igbo as ụtụtụ ọma. ụtụtụ ọma is a direct translation of ‘good morning’.

egō is the Igbo word for money. The term refers to currency in a general sense.

When it comes to greeting someone in Igbo, saying “good morning” is a great way to start the day on

Honey in Igbo is mmanụ aṅụ. The term refers to the sweet substance produced by bees.

When it comes to traveling, wishing someone a safe journey is a common gesture of goodwill. In Igbo, one of

The English phrase “my brother” is translated into Igbo as nwanne m nwoke. This phrase is used to identify a male sibling of the speaker.