Igbo

I am a Primary 2 pupil asking questions in Igbo. Explain to me in plain English how an Igb

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning to give reasons in Igbo. Be Onye Abụọ and let me be Onye M

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning to give directions in Igbo. Be a visitor at our school gat

I am a Primary 2 pupil giving directions in Igbo. Give me ten instructions with the Englis

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning the Igbo vowels a e i ị o ọ u ụ. Teach me a chant in two h

I am a Primary 2 pupil sorting Igbo words. Give me twelve word cards, six with dotted vowe

I am a Primary 2 pupil practising Igbo at home. Be the other child at the water pot in a f

I am a Primary 2 pupil practising Igbo at mealtimes. Be the other person in a five-line ex

I am a Primary 2 pupil naming things in a picture. Be the other child in a four-turn Igbo

I am a Primary 2 pupil playing a team game in Igbo. Call an Igbo word and let me run and s

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning Igbo music words. Teach me eight of them, including ekwe,

I am a Primary 2 pupil practising Igbo numbers with a partner. Be that partner in a five-t

I am a Primary 2 pupil practising Igbo at a stall. Be the trader in a five-line exchange w

I am a Primary 2 pupil talking about a folk tale in Igbo. Be the other child in a four-tur

I am a Primary 2 pupil travelling to school by car. Turn the journey into Igbo practice fo

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning why we listen in class. Tell me a short Igbo story, about

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning Igbo tone. Teach me how ákwá meaning cry differs from àkwà

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning Igbo by heart. Give me a four-line dialogue for two children meeting for the first time, short enough for me to memorise in one sitting, with the speaker named before each line and the English underneath. Then test me line by line.

I am a Primary 2 pupil writing Igbo dialogue in my book. Show me how a four-line dialogue

I am a Primary 2 pupil reading Igbo aloud. Give me a five-sentence description of a person