Welcome to this unique approach to Igbo language instruction. In the next series of lessons, you will be introduced to the structure of the Igbo language. You will see the core position of the verb and how other expressions, vocabularies and parts of speech can combine with the verb to form sentences. This is a beginner course, but it will provide you with the basis and a good understanding of the structure of the Igbo verb, which you will need in the more advanced courses. With this foundation, you will soon find yourself speaking Igbo by combining various elements of the language as you go. All I ask for is that you follow the lessons the way I have arranged them and try to complete everything within six weeks. I hope that you will take advantage of this unique and functional approach to Igbo language instruction to learn and speak Igbo.
What will i learn?
- Understanding of Igbo grammatical structure
- Understanding the use of nouns, pronouns and verbs in sentence formation
- Understanding of the place of the verb as the centre of speech
- Understanding how to combine language elements into your own sentences
- No prior knowledge of the Igbo language
- Internet connection on your computer or cellphone
- Willingness to learn a new language
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Meet your instructor
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Igbo Alphabet and parts of the human body - lesson material
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Igbo Alphabet and parts of the human body
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Learning how to count - lesson material
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Learn how to count from 0 to 50
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Learn how to use subject pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) - lesson material
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Learn how to use subject pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we, they)
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How to use verbs and subject pronouns to tell your profession
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How to use verbs ibi (to live) and idi (to be) - lesson material
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How to use verbs ibi (to live) and idi (to be)
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Learn how to introduce yourself to friends
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Writing a short composition to introduce yourself, friends, brothers and sisters
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Learn how to say what you are want to be/searching for using verb icho - lesson material
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Learn how to say what you are want to be/searching for using verb icho
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Learn various professions and how to say what people want to become
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Learn vocabularies and tell what you want to have
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Learn the significance of proverbs and how to use them
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Learn how to greet different people at different situations and times - lesson material
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Learn how to greet different people at different situations and times
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Learn how to greet people, begin speeches in events
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How to read the clock and give time information at different periods of the day - lesson material
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How to read the clock and give time information at different periods of the day
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Acquire vocabularies and learn how to say where you are going to - lesson material
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Acquire vocabularies and learn how to say where you are going to
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Learn more vocabularies and how to tell where you are coming from
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Learn how to say the books you are reading and what you study in school
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Past tense - acquire more vocabularies and learn how to tell places you went to in the past - lesson material
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Past tense - acquire more vocabularies and learn how to tell places you went to in the past
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Learn new expressions and how to talk about returning to your home
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Using the verb ibia in the past tense to tell where you went to
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Learn how to tell when people fall down in both present and past tenses
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Using the verb igu in the past tense to tell things you have read or studied
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You will acquire more vocabularies and learn how to talk about various things you see or have seen
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You will learn more proverbs and how they are used
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Chidi Igwe
Thank you for visiting today. You are in good hands. I have been teaching French language and linguistics at the University of Regina (Canada) since 2007. I have been teaching Igbo language and culture online since 2009. I look forward to working with you in your journey to grow your knowledge and linguistic competence in Igbo and French languages. Dr. Chidi Igwe was born in Nigeria and trained in Canada. With an MA in French Linguistics from the University of Regina, and PhD in Applied Linguistics from Dalhousie University, Halifax, he is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Regina (Canada), where he’s been teaching since June of 2007.
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