audio audio | text string | english string |
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Not supported with pagination yet | Ọ na-adọ akpịrị. | It is attractive. |
Not supported with pagination yet | Ka m dọọ ya akpịrị. | Let me make her want some. |
Azụ ite a na-acha ọkụ. | The back of the pot is red-hot. | |
Chaa ụgbaala ahụ ọkụ ka ọ mara na ị chọrọ ịgafe. | Flash light at that car so that it knows you want to pass. | |
Akpụụkwụ nwata ahụ na-acha ọkụ. | That child's shoe is flashing light. | |
Gịnị na-acha ọkụ ahụ? | What is radiating that light? | |
Ọ na-asụ asụsụ Bekee. | She is speaking English language. | |
Ahụrụ m nwoke Bekee ahụ taa. | I saw that English man today. | |
Nke a bụ mmanya bekee. | This one is a foreign wine. | |
Ahụrụ m nwoke Bekee ahụ taa. | I saw that English man today. | |
Nke a bụ mmanya bekee. | This one is a foreign wine. | |
Ọ na-asụ asụsụ Bekee. | She is speaking English language. | |
Ọ rụchara ọrụ ahụ niile. | She finished doing all that work. | |
Kwuchaa ihe ị na-ekwu. | Finish saying what you were saying. | |
Akụnna mechara ihe ahụ tupu ọ bịawa. | Akunna finished doing that thing before she started coming. | |
Ọ rụchara ọrụ ahụ niile. | Oluchi, finish that food. | |
O sichaala nri. | She has finished cooking. | |
I kwuchago? | Have you finished speaking? | |
Ọ rụchaala ọrụ. | He has finished working. | |
Not supported with pagination yet | Nwaada bụ etutuaha m. | Nwaada is my title. |
Not supported with pagination yet | Etutuaha ya bụ Egbiigwe. | His nickname is Egbigwe. |
Ị maara ọrụ ichi na-arụ? | Do ypu know the function of placenta? | |
Alọ na-esi n'ichi etopụta. | The umbilical chord grows out from the placenta. | |
Ichi apụtaghị ka ọ mụsịrị nwa | The placenta did not come out after she finished giving birth | |
Kedu ebe eliri ichi ya? | Where was his placenta buried? | |
A gbara àmà na ị na-abịa. | There was an information that you are coming | |
Ọ gbàrà ndị òtù ya àmà. | He provided information on his team. | |
Ọ ga-akpa agwa ziri ezi. | He will behave properly. | |
Agaghị m akpa agwa ahụ ọzọ. | I won't exhibit that behavior again. | |
Ịkpa agwa ọjọọ na-adị ya mma. | She like behaving rudely. | |
Ọ na-akpa agwa dịka isi adịghị ya mma. | He is behaving like he is not okay. | |
Onye na-akpa ụdị agwa a? | Who is behaving like this? | |
Chọta ndị na-akpa ezigbo agwa. | Find well behaved people. | |
Not supported with pagination yet | Emeka ga-agbara anyị egwu. | Emeka will dance for us. |
Ndị Igbo na-eji akpụ emepụta ụdị nri dị ichiiche. | Igbo people produce different types of food from cassava. | |
Anyị bụtara akpụ n'ugbo. | We harvested cassava in the farm. | |
Akpụ ahụ dị mma iji mee abacha. | That cassava is good for making African salad. | |
Nri obodo anyị bụ akpụ na ofe ụgba. | Our community food is cassava fufu and oil bean soup. | |
Eriri m akpụ na ofe ọkwụrụ. | I ate cassava fufu and okra soup. | |
Ha kọrọ akpụ ọhụrụ n'ugbo ha. | They planted new cassava on their farm. | |
Anyị sụrụ akpụ maka Ista. | We pounded cassava fufu for Easter. | |
Akpụ na ofe onugbu na-atọ ụtọ. | Cassava fufu and bitterleaf soup are delicious. | |
Eloro m akpụ. | I swallowed cassava fufu. | |
O sekpuru ala na-arịọ ya. | He knelt down begging her. | |
Ada sekpuuru ala. | Ada knelt down. | |
Ndị na-abịaghị n'oge ga-esekpuru ala | Those that came late will kneel down | |
Ndị Yoroba na-esekpu ala ekele mmadụ. | The Yoruba do kneel down to greet. | |
Sekpuru ala oge ọbụla ị na-ekpe ekpere. | Kneel down whenever you want to pray. | |
Not supported with pagination yet | Ọ na-aba ji. | He is cutting yam. |
Amara Chineke ga-abara gị ụba. | The grace of God will be abundant for you. | |
Not supported with pagination yet | Ọ baara m mba. | He scolded me. |
Not supported with pagination yet | Ite afu akarọ aka, ọ ga-aba ma ị tanye mmili n’ime ya | That pot is not strong; it will break if you pour water into it |
Ọ ga-aba ụba. | It will be plenty. | |
Ọ chọrọ ịba ụba. | He wants to become rich. | |
Ha bara ụba. | They are plenty. | |
Ha na-aba ụba na mmadụ. | They are growing in human capacity. | |
Ọkụkọ ọ na-azụ ga-aba ụbara tupu afọ a agwụ. | The chicken he is rearing will be plenty before the end of this year. | |
Biko, ekweghị! | Please, I don't agree. | |
Arịọrọ m ha biko. | I pleaded with them. | |
E ji biko emeda iwe ọkụ. | Please, is used to control hot temper. | |
Biko, pụọrọ m n'ụzọ! | Please, get the heck out of my way! | |
Biko, hapụ m aka! | Leave me the heck, alone! | |
Nye m ya, biko! | Give it to me, please! | |
Nneka, biko, nyere m aka bute akpa a. | Nneka, please, help me get this bag. | |
Nye m ya, biko! | Give it to me, please! | |
Biko, pụọrọ m n'ụzọ! | Please, get the heck out of my way! | |
Biko, hapụ m aka! | Leave me the heck, alone! | |
Biko, gbaghara m. | Please, forgive me. | |
Biko, zụtara m ji. | Please, buy yam for me. | |
Arịọrọ m ha biko. | I pleaded with them. | |
E ji biko emeda iwe ọkụ. | Please, is used to control hot temper. | |
Nneka, biko, nyere m aka bute akpa a. | Nneka, please, help me get this bag. | |
Biko, ekweghị! | Please, I don't agree. | |
E nyela m nsogbu biko! | Don't bother me please! | |
Nke m bu ụzọ pụta. | Mine came out first. | |
Ebu m ụzọ gaa Aba tupu m gaa Owere. | I first went to Aba before I went to Owerri. | |
Ibu ụzọ n'ihe niile siri ike. | To Lead in everything is difficult. | |
Aga m ebu ya ụzọ rute ụlọakwụkwọ | I will get to school before him | |
Onye bu ụzọ rute ka e nyere ego. | The person that first arrived was given the money. | |
Ibu ụzọ n'ihe niile siri ike. | To Lead in everything is difficult. | |
Onye ga-ebu ụzọ kwu okwu? | Who will speak first? | |
Nke m bu ụzọ pụta. | Mine came out first. | |
O bu m ụzọ bịa ọrụ. | He came before me. | |
Ebu m ụzọ gaa Aba tupu m gaa Owere. | I first went to Aba before I went to Owerri. | |
Aga m ebu ya ụzọ rute ụlọakwụkwọ | I will get to school before him | |
Onye bu ụzọ rute ka e nyere ego. | The person that first arrived was given the money. | |
Nna ya buru amụma gbasara ihe ọ na-agabiga ugbu a. | His father prophesied concerning what he is passing through now. | |
Onye ọbụla gbara nkịtị ozugbo o bidoro ibu amụma. | Everyone kept quiet immediately he began to prophesy. | |
Ha na-ebu amụma n'ụlụụka ha. | They prophesy in their church. | |
Buo amụma ka anyị mara na Ọ bụ Chineke ziri gị. | Prophesy let us know that it was God that sent you. | |
Gịnị mere o ji ebu amụma etu a? | Why is he prophesying like this? | |
Bịambịamgbochi bụ atụmatụokwu. | Alliteration is a figure of speech. | |
Okwuntabiire bụ ụdị bịambịamgbochi. | Tongue twisters are types of alliteration. | |
I nwere ike ịsụpe bịambịamgbochi? | Can you spell alliteration? | |
Fino na-etinye bịambịamgbochi n'egwu ya. | Phyno adds alliteration in his songs. | |
Bịambịamgbochi so ewepụta nkamma dị n'abụ. | Alliteration also promotes the aesthetics of a poem. | |
Ogbuanụ ahụ anaghị abịa ahịa n'ụḅochị Sọnde. | That butcher does not come to the market on Sunday. | |
Emeka na-echi ntị. | Emeka cannot hear. | |
Nwata na-echi ntị anaghị aba uru. | A stubborn child is worthless. | |
Akụnna na-akpọ m ka anyị pụọ ebe mụ onwe m apụọla kamgbe. | Akunna was calling me so we could go out, whereas I myself had left since. |
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