Igbo

I am a Primary 4 pupil whose Igbo numbers all sound alike. Drill me on asaa, asatọ and ito

I am a Primary 4 pupil who cannot hear the difference yet. Drill me on Echere m na and Ọ m

I am a Primary 4 pupil learning bank words. Drill me on ụlọakụ, ịtụnye ego and iwepụta ego

I am a Primary 4 pupil describing places in Igbo. Drill me on ọcha, jụrụ oyi and dị juu wi

I am a Primary 4 pupil learning what my teacher is asking for. Explain in about a hundred

I am a Primary 4 pupil who wants Igbo at bedtime. Give me a ten-minute routine with a shor

I am a Primary 4 pupil starting Igbo this term. Run a five-minute warm-up with me: say the

I am a Primary 4 pupil learning Igbo sounds. Explain in plain English how ị, ọ and ụ diffe

I am a Primary 4 pupil collecting Igbo words for things in my home. Give me ten words that

I am a Primary 4 pupil learning Igbo greetings. Explain in English why the greeting change

I am a Primary 4 pupil ready to read. Write me a forty-word Igbo passage built mostly from

I am a Primary 4 pupil practising Igbo handwriting. Ask me to write the eight vowels a, e,

I am a Primary 4 pupil starting a lesson on Igbo digraphs. Teach me a short tongue-tangle

I am a Primary 4 pupil whose kp and gb come out flat. Explain in simple English what my li

I am a Primary 4 pupil practising with a partner. Write me an eight-line Igbo conversation

I am a Primary 4 pupil acting out a funny Igbo shop scene. Write me a ten-line conversatio

I am a Primary 4 pupil who keeps saying the word for school without its dots. Break ụlọakw

I am a Primary 4 pupil building my self-introduction word bank. Give me twelve Igbo words

I am a Primary 4 pupil practising before I speak in front of the class. Write me a twelve-

I am a Primary 4 pupil curious about Igbo names. Explain simply what Igbo names usually me