Learn Isoko Language Part 19 (20 Vocabulary---Time In Isoko Section 1)

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20 Vocabularies---Time

In Isoko



For you to communicate efficiently in every language you need to know primary vocabularies in that language. In this article we have 20 vocabularies you will definitely need in everyday conversations related to time. Happy learning.

Pronunciation Guide:



Now—Obọnana  
Later—ẹsiẹfa
Never—Vievie/Kakaka/Dazigbe
Today—Nẹnẹ
Tomorrow—Odẹ/Odẹnotha
Next tomorrow—Odẹno/Odẹnotọ
Yesterday—Odẹ
The day before yesterday—Odẹno
This week—Oka nana
Last week—Oka nukpo
Next week—Oka notha
This month—Amara nana
This year—Ukpe nana
Next year—Ukpe notha
Last year—Ukpe nukpo
Every day—Kẹdẹ kẹdẹ
Every year—Kukpe kukpe
Five years ago—Ikpe isoi nọ i kpemu
Day—ẹdẹ
Night—Aso

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Comments

Owigho Oghenekaro said…
How do you say "I'm not well"
3/20/2024 07:01:00 am
Amugini Odomero said…
Oma rọ omẹ hẹ/Oma o ga omẹ omẹ hẹ
12/21/2024 12:04:00 pm
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