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Body Parts In Isoko [Section 4] Waist To The Feet....(Learn Isoko Language Part 33)

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Body Parts Waist To The Feet (Section 4) Singular Eku.....Waist Ikebe......Buttom Owọ....Leg Ẹkpalowọ......Thigh/lap Uvuowọ.....Calf Ehrowọ....Knee Ugbo.....Shin Ẹfuowọ-emu...Heel Uke-owọ.....Foot Ubi-owọ....Ankle Ekpeutuawọ.....Toe Nail Ẹrowọ.....Sole Plural Awọ....Legs Ekpalawọ......Thighs Ivuawọ.....Calfs Ihrawọ....Knees Igbo.....Shins Efuawọ-emu...Heels Ibi-awọ....Ankles Iziawọ.....Feet Ikpeituawọ.....Toe Nails Erawọ.....Soles Practice time 1. Eku — Waist Hold your waist/Kru eku ra Move your waist/Luhu eku ra Tie the cloth around your waist/Gba ewu na warie eku ra 2. Ikebe — Buttocks Sit down/Keria Wash your buttocks/Wozáşą ikebe ra Stand up/Kpama/dikiháşą  3. Owọ — Leg Lift your leg/Kpare awọ ra Wash your legs/Wozáşą awọ ra Stretch your leg/Riáşą awọ ra 4. Ẹkpalowọ — Thigh Touch your thigh/Dhobọ te áşąkpalowọ ra My thigh is strong/ekpalowọ máşą rọ gaga Rub your thigh/Wholo ekpalowọ ra 5. Uvuowọ — Calf I havd calf/Me wo ivuawọ Massage your calf/Wholo ivuawọ 6. Ehrowọ — Knee...
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Body Parts In Isoko [Section 3] Chest to Waist.....(Learn Isoko Language Part 32)

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Body....Oma/Ugboma Chest....Udu Brest.....Ivie Ampits....Etaviamu Ribs....Ibief ẹ Belly....Eva Navel...Uwowo Abdomen...Otor ẹ Waist...Eku Back....Uke Let's make those make body parts into short, useful sentences. 1. Udu — Chest My chest hurts/Udu máşą o be da omáşą  Touch your chest/Dhobọ te udu ra  My chest is big/Udu máşą ọ rrọ ruaro  2. Ivie — Breast Her breast hurts/Ivie riáşąe e be dae The baby is sucking/Ọmọ na ọ bi vievie(singular) Cover your breast/Ruru ivie ra 3. Eva — Belly My belly hurts/Eva be da omáşą  My belly is full/Eva vọ omáşą no My belly is big/eva máşą rọ ruaro  Thank you for visiting. In the next section we will learn from the waist to the feet. Thank for coming here to learn. We appreciate your time, please tell us how you feel in the comment section about this free training you are receiving. And if you want to support this free initiative please let us know in the comment section. Contact us at: learnisoko@gmail.com © Copyright 2024 by Amugini Odomer...
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How To Apologize In Isoko (Learn Isoko Language Part 27)

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Apology/You Unu A genuine apology can be a way of demonstrating empathy and understanding toward the other person. An apology is  a powerful way of showing humility, compassion, and accountability . If it is something much bigger than a simple oversight, it can go a long way toward repairing damaged relationships and restoring trust. Ivie oláşą....Please/I beg Oláşą.....Please Ivie..... Please Oláşą máşą rọ....I am begging Máşą láşą owháşą.....I beg you Rọvráşą omáşą.....forgive me Me Ru thọ.....I am wrong/guilty Máşą te gbáşą dawo iáşąe ofa ha....I will not do it again O te gbáşą via ha....It will not happen again Kpairoro vráşą.......Forget Me kigwáşą be lowháşą.......I am on my knee begging Eva e dha owháşą háşą.....Please dont be angry Who mu ofu hu.....Dont be upset Whọ dheva ha......Dont be angry Rọ udu kpotọ...Please calm down Whọ gbáşą whọ họ.... Don't quarel again Ivie u te no....Please it is okay To truly heal a relationship, it is powerful for people to exchange apologies . Each person acknowledges their res...
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Body Parts In Isoko [Section 2] Shoulder With the Hands....(Learn Isoko Language Part 31)

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Body Parts Shoulders With the Hands (Section 2) Singular Shoulder...Ẹkoko/Ugo-obọ Hand...Obọ Arm....Obọ Bicep.....Ugbobọ Hand muscle...Uriẹ-obọ  Joint of the hand....Ẹzoo-obọ Elbow....Ehrobọ Palm....Ẹvobọ Finger....Uzobọ  Finger Nail.....Ekpeutuobọ Right-hand ....Obọze/Obọreare /emamobọ  Left-hand.....Obọ-ẹwẹ / Ẹkpẹlobọ Plural Shoulders...Ikoko/Igo-abọ Hands...Abọ Arms....Abọ Biceps.....Igbabọ Hand muscles...Iriẹ-abọ  Joints of the hands....Ezoo-abọ Elbows ... Ihrabọ Palms....Evabọ Fingers....Izabọ  Finger Nails.....Ikpeituabọ Thank you for visiting. In the next section we will learn from the waist to the feet. Thank for coming here to learn. We appreciate your time, please tell us how you feel in the comment section about this free training you are receiving. And if you want to support this free initiative please let us know in the comment section. © Copyright 2022 by Amugini Odomero
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Nigeria Money in Isoko (Learn Isoko Language Part 34)

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Nigeria Curency Of All Time in Isoko Money.......Ugho Past Cowries....Ibigho-abe Coins.....Ibigho Kobo.....Ukọpa 1 Naira.....Onara ovo Present 5 Naira...Enara Isoi 10 Naira.....Epọisoi 20 Naira.....Epọikpe 50 Naira.....Epọudhuváşą gbikpe (Wazobia) 100 Naira......Epọudhusoi 200 Naira....Ẹsiso 500 Naira....Isiso Iváşą gbubro 1000 Naira....Isiso Isoi If there is any Amount you want to know how it is called when this curencies are combined please ask in the coment Section. Thanks for coming here to learn. We appreciate your time, please tell us how you feel in the comment section about this free training you are receiving. And if you want to make a donation to support us to keep making more lessons and vidoes send an email to aodomero@gmail.com. Thank you! © Copyright 2022 by Amugini Odomero
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Locks (Learn Isoko Language Part 26)

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Locks Lock.....Usiaváşą/Ugodi Key.....Usiaváşą/Ugodi Ọmọ Ugodi/ọmọ usiaváşą Door Hinges....Ikeleku Door....Ẹtháşą Door Handle....Obọ áşątháşą Conversation With Locks Lock....Kare/Kae Close...Kare/Kae Lock the door Kare áşątháşą na Open...Rovie Open the door Rovie Ẹtháşą na I cant open the door Máşą be sai rovie Ẹtháşą na ha The door could not open Ẹtháşą na ọ be rọwo rovie he I may break the lock O wọhọ nọ máşą te kpra uisaváşą na You left the door wide open Who kpe áşątháşą na fihọ Close the door (withouth locking with Keys) Si áşątháşą na họ We appreciate you all. Continue to come for more post. Tell us how you feel in the comment section.  And if you want to make a donation to support us to keep making more lessons and vidoes send an email to aodomero@gmail.com. Thank you! © Copyright 2022 by Amugini Odomero
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Telecommunication Terms (Learn Isoko language Part 21)

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Telecommunication Terms Pronunciation Video: Phone....Ufonu Call......Se Message.....Uwou Send......vi Receive..Tobọ Received....Tobọ no Internet.....Itanáşąte I could not reach you.....Me se owháşą báşą Don't call me.....Who se omáşą háşą I want to call you...Máşą gwọlọ se owháşą Can I call you?.......Kọ máşą sai se owháşą? Type......Kere Please who is on the line?...Ono máşą/Ivie ono me bi lele ta áşąme? Other Conversations I bought a New phone Máşą dáşą ufonu okpokpọ What type of phone? Ogháşąráşą ufonu váşą Techno I don't have a phone Me wo ufonu hu Please Buy a phone for me Ivie dáşą ufonu káşą omáşą My phone's battery is dead Ufonu máşą o fu no Buy a phone for him/her Dáşą ufonu káşąe My phone is faulty Ufonu máşą o raha My phone is very hot Ufonu máşą o be roro gaga My phone is malfunctioning Ufonu máşą u bi mu Ru My phone fell Ufonu máşą u kie He smatched his phone on the ground Ọ rehọ ufonu riáşą fi otọ raha My phone was stolen A tho ufonu máşą I misplaced my phone  Ufonu máşą u vru Its a good phone  Emamọ ufonu ọ Its a b...
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Romantic Expressions In Isoko Part 25 (Section 2)

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Romantic Expressions In Isoko Section 2 Who re ru eva were omáşą áşąsikpobi...You always make me rejoice Máşą te talamu owháşą báşądáşą......I will stick with you forever Ma reakpọ kuoma oyoyou máşą.....Let's enjoy ou rselves my love Whọ were omáşą gaga....I like you so much Máşą ráşą rehọ ow háşą seha áşąsikpobi ... I'm  always  proud of you A ráşą ruáşą obọ ra ha.....You are one of a kind/you are the best Who siuru!...You are sweet Eme awere ra e be kọ ruọ omáşą uzuo....Your sweet words are intoxicating Máşą te siowháşą ba vievie he.....I will never leave you Máşą gwọlọ rehọ owháşą.....I want to marry you Thank you for visiting this blog. The teachings are free and you are also free to support the initiative. If you want to make a donation to support our free work send an email to aodomero@gmail.com . Thank you © Copyright 2021 by Amugini Odomero
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Market And Bussiness Terms Part 20 (Learn Isoko language)

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Market And Bussiness Terms Section 1: Pronunciation Guide For all Section: Eki.....Market /Bussiness Ẹdeki.......Market day Dáşą......Buy Záşą.......Sell Tho eki.... Trade 1. Eki... Me bi kpobọ eki Market ... I'm going to the   market 2. Ẹdeki ...... Náşąnáşą Ẹdeki Market day ..... Today is market day 3. Dáşą.....  Ivie dáşą emeri se omáşą Buy .... Please buy fish for me 4. Záşą.....  Ono ọ be záşą? Sell.... Who is selling? 5. Tho Eki.... Máşą be tho eki Trading/Bussiness.... I'm doing business  Section 2: Ekiotọ....Evening market Tho.....Price Brigho...How much Unuigho....Amount/Price Ugho....Money 1. Ekiotọ....  Me bi kpobọ ekiotọ Evening   market... I'm going to the evening market 2. Tho.....  Máşą tho emeri na. Rekọ o si ugho noi hi Price.......  I negotiated the price of the fish. But she refused to reduced 3. Brigho...  Brigho whọ be záşąe How much......  How much are you selling it 4. Unu-ugho....  Unu-ugho riáşą o ghare no Amount/Price......
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Greetings And Introduction In Isoko (Learn Isoko Language Part 29)

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Greetings And Introduction In Isoko Pronunciation Guide Video: How are you?...Ẹváşą na? I am fine....Máşą sasa/Máşą riáşą Good morning/Afternoon/Evening.........Máşąrigwọ (by the younger person) Respons...Vráşądo How's everything?.....Kọ obọ uwou/kọ eware? Response...Obọ uwou o rro/ma sasa My name Is.....Odáşą máşą... Ogaga How about you?....Kowháşą? What is your name?.....Diodáşą ra? Where are you from? Bováşą who noze? I'm From....Obọ......Isoko Where do you live?.....Diáşąse whọ be ria? Answer...Obọ Isoko I lived in... Obọ ...Iyanga máşą be ria Thank you...Whọ kobiruo Thank you..... Máşąrigwọ(younger one) Thank God... Ma yere Ọgháşąnáşą I have to go now.....Máşą jọ oke ona ruọ edhere Alright...Uwoma  Bye bye.....Jọ tou See you next time... Ma te ruáşą Bye.....Yere obọ uwou Greetings to your family....Yere ekuáşą ra Thank you for visiting this blog. The teachings are free and you are also free to support the initiative.   © Copyright 2021 by Amugini Odomero
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Learn Isoko Language Part 24 (I Loveđź’– You + 22 Romantic Expressions In Isoko section 1)

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Romantic Expressions In Isoko (Section 1)
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Learn Isoko Language Part 18 (Names Of Fishes In Isoko Section 1)

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Fishes In Isoko Let's learn the names of fishes in Isoko language. Some of them has multiple names but we will learn the most popular ones. Take note that 90 percent are the once you will see in Delta State or in Nigeria! Pronunciation Guide Video:  1. Snakehead fish—Ovuọrọ/Ovuọ 2. Tilapia—Ọmọfẹ 3. Catfish—Ẹro 4. Walking catfish—Omoruẹ 5. African Lung fish—Ebi-ame 6. African Arowana—Ohorẹ 7. Bishir fish—Akata 8. Blowfish/Pufferfish—Ọwoo 9. Flying fish—Abera 10. Crab —Ọlo/Ọhro 11. Eletric CatFish—Oriri 12. Gymnarchidae niloticus—E ̣ ba 13. Manatee—Emei/ E ̣ rovr ẹ 14. Flatfish—Asogbuvo 15. Cowtail Stingray — Opoto 16. Knifefish—Emevu 18. Grunter— Ọf ẹse/Ekrike 19. Mormyridae —Omororo/Eroro 20. Shark catfish.... Ọjase/Ọjae Thank you very much for visiting this blog. Keep coming for more interesting topics and learning tips. © Copyright 2021 by Amugini Odomero
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Learn Isoko Language Part 22 (Avoid Misspelling and Misuse of words)

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HOW TO OVERCOME MISSPELLING OR MISUSE OF WORDS THAT SOUNDS ALIKE In every language there’s a lot of words that sounds the same even if they have different spelling. Others sounds differently even if they have the same spelling. Let’s take a look at some in Isoko language. Owho ( old age)  ohwo(person) e ̣ we(goat) e ̣ we(Kolanut) unwe(nose) unwe(mosquito) e ̣ we ̣(breath) e ̣ we ̣(pieces, fragment, little part) uwou(house) uwo(flesh) viẹ(cry) viẹ(tear, pill off, turn) dhẹ(run) dhẹ(drive) dhẹ(cold) dhẹ(grow) re(eat) re(finish) re(also) kpo(go) kpo(healing process) ọre(sun) ọre(tse-tse fly) eto(pawpaw) eto(hairs). With this information I am sure you will take note of such words as you are learning Isoko language and any other language so as to avoid the pitfall of misusing or misspelling words. Thank you for learning Isoko with us. © Copyright 2021 by Amugini Odomero
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