Learn Isoko Language Part 4 (Week Days)

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Week Days

A typical native speaker will not use English in place of a word that is available in his language. Though people can do that when the person they are communicating with is not fluent in the native language. But with that you can’t help the person learn faster. So be an encourager not a discourager.
Now let us learn how a typical Isoko man calls the days of the week.
Click here for the Pronunciation Guide



Week—Oka
Monday—Ẹdẹvo-oka
Tuesday—Edivẹ-oka
Wednesday—Edesa-oka
Thursday—Edene-oka
Friday—Edisoi-oka
Saturday—Ẹdẹ-ọmaha
Sunday—Ẹdoka

Click here for the Pronunciation Guide
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My next post will be about Months In The Year. From January to December. And PLEASE don’t fail to follow me by email so that you can get my future posts.
See you then.

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Comments

ozezeyetunde said…
Good day,I'm Success from Ogun state,and will like to learn more on isoko language. Actually, I know the greetings in isoko language and I can speak it.but,will like to speak it fluently.
Please,hw can u help?
10/09/2019 04:47:00 am
Larisa Amugini said…
One way is by communicating with your family and friends regularly with what you know and we are getting ready to post a lot more video guides about learning Isoko. I hope you too will benefit. Thanks for reading and following up with this blog regards
7/31/2021 02:45:00 pm
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