Igbo

I am a Primary 3 pupil who speaks some Igbo but writes without dots or tone marks. Give me

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning the dotted vowels. Explain in simple English how my mouth

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning the dotted ọ. Explain in simple English how the doubled ọọ

I am a Primary 3 pupil practising Igbo spelling. Read me the three time-of-day greetings a

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning to hear dotted vowels. Take isi against ịsị and oku agains

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning the order of the eight Igbo vowels. Give me a short rhyme

I am a Primary 3 pupil practising Igbo handwriting. Give me a sheet where I copy each of t

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning Igbo vowel harmony. Run a two-minute standing warm-up: rea

I am a Primary 3 pupil meeting vowel harmony for the first time. Explain to me and the adu

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning three nasal sounds. Explain in plain English where my tong

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning how tone changes meaning. Take ákwá, àkwà, ákwà and àkwá,

I am a Primary 3 pupil checking a partner's work. Give me a four-point checklist in simple

I am a Primary 3 pupil saying Igbo food names. Show me and the adult beside me how to say

I am a Primary 3 pupil choosing festival clothes. Take the part of my aunt in a seven-turn

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning kinship words. Explain in plain English how nne and nna ch

I am a Primary 3 pupil revising family words. Quiz me quickly: say an Igbo kinship word an

I am a Primary 3 pupil confusing nwanne, nwa nwanne and ụmụnna. Show me how each one is st

I am a Primary 3 pupil writing simple Igbo sentences. Ask me to write six verbs and three

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning how Igbo verbs change. Explain in plain English what the n

I am a Primary 3 pupil who says mkpụmkpụ as two words and flattens the doubled ọ in ọjọọ.