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House Pronunciation GuideL section 1:  House—Uwou Table—Eme ̣ je ̣ Chair—Agbara/Akpala Room—Ubro-uwou Bedroom—Ukpe ̣ Lamp—Ukpe ̣ Window—Uwindo Door— E ̣ th e ̣ Parlor/Sitting room—Otọ-uwou Door post—Unu-E ̣ the ̣ Roof—Ehru-uwou Roofing Zinc—Idhe Roofing Palm leaves—Ebe-esa Wall—Ugbe ̣ he ̣ Paint—Ọda/Ipenti Pillar—Ode ̣ e ̣ Foundation—Otọhotọ-uwou Fence—Ogba Compound—Etegu/Ighẹ Backyard—Emu-Uwou Upstair—Uwou-Ehru Bed—Ehwa Porch—Ogebara Varanda—Ibara/ Ihẹ Thank you all for following this blog. Please always mention where we can improve on. More post will keep coming. Don't forget to share this page with your family and friends. Bye for now. © Copyright 2019 by Amugini Odomero

Number Counting In Isoko In our previous post I mentioned that the next post will be number counting from 50 to 100. Here it comes, learn and share! *The (gbe) bellow means (and) 50 —Udhuve ̣ gbikpe 51 — Udhuve ̣ gbikpe gbe  ọvo 52 — Udhuve ̣ gbikpe gbe ive 53 — Udhuve ̣ gbikpe gbe esa 54 — Udhuve ̣ gbikpe gbe ene 55 — Udhuve ̣ gbikpe gbe isoi 56 — Udhuve ̣ gbikpe gbe ezeza 57 — Udhuve ̣ gbikpe gbe ihre 58 — Udhuve ̣ gbikpe gbe eree 59 — Udhuve ̣ gbikpe gbe izii 60 — Udhosa 61 —Udhosa gbe  ọvo 6 2 — Udhosa gbe  iv e ̣ 63 — Udhosa gbe esa 64 — Udhosa gbe ene 65 — Udhosa gbe isoi 66 — Udhosa gbe ezeza 67 — Udhosa gbe ihre ̣ 68 — Udhosa gbe eree 69 — Udhosa gbe izii 70 — Udhosa gbe ikpe 71 — Udhosa gbe ikpegb ọ vo 72 — Udhosa gbe ikpegbiv e ̣ 73 — Udhosa gbe ikpegbesa 74 — Udhosa gbe ikpegbene 75 — Udhosa gbe ikpegbisoi 76 — Udhosa gbe ikpegbezeza 77 — Udhosa gbe ikpegbihr e ̣ 78 — Udhosa gbe ikpegberee 79 — Udhosa gbe ikpegbizii 80 —Udhone 81 — Udhone gbe ọ...

Number Counting In Isoko Number Counting Pronunciation Guide: 1—O ̣ vo 2—Ive ̣ 3—Esa 4—Ene 5—Isoi/Iyori 6—Ezeza 7—Ihre ̣ /Ile ̣ 8—Eree/Erere 9—Izii/Iziri 10—Ikpe 11—Ikpegbo ̣ vo 12—Ikpegbive ̣ 13—Ikpegbesa 14—Ikpegbene 15—Ikpegbisoi 16—IKpegbezeza 17—Ikpegbihre ̣ 18—Ikpegberee 19—Ikpegizii 20—Udhe 21—Udhegbo ̣ vo 22—Udhegbive ̣ 23—Udhegbesa 24—Udhegbene 25—Udhegbisoi 26—Udhegbezeza 27—Udhegbihre ̣ 28—Udhegberee 29—Udhegbizii 30—O ̣ gba 31—O ̣gbagbọvo 32—O ̣gbagbivẹ 33—O ̣gbagbesa 34—O ̣gbagbene 35—O ̣gbagbisoi 36—O ̣gbagbezeza 37—O ̣gbagbihrẹ 38—O ̣gbagberee 39—O ̣gbagbizii 40—Udhuve ̣ 41—Udhuve ̣ gbọvo 42—Udhuve ̣gbivẹ 43—Udhuve ̣gbesa 44—Udhuve ̣ gbene 45—Udheve ̣ gbisoi 46—Udhuve ̣ gbezeza 47—Udhuvegbihre ̣ 48—Udhuve ̣ gberee 49—Udhuve ̣ gbizii 50—Udhuve ̣ gbikpe Thanks for learning. Next post we will learn from 50-100. See you all! Click here to learn, Number coun...

Kitchen Items A  kitchen is a room or part of a room used for cooking and food preparation in a dwelling or in a commercial establishment. A modern middle-class residential kitchen is typically equipped with a stove, a sink with hot and cold running water, a refrigerator, and worktops and kitchen cabinet arranged according to a modular design. Many households have a microwave oven, a dishwasher, and other electric appliances. The main functions of a kitchen are to store, prepare and cook food (and to complete related tasks such as dishwashing). The room or area may also be used for dining (or small meals), entertainment and laundry. The design and construction of kitchens is a huge market all over the world. The United States are expected to generate $47,730m in the kitchen furniture industry for 2018 alone. Commercial kitchens are found in restaurants, cafeteria, hotels, hospitals, educational and workplace facilities, army barracks,...

School Terms School—Isukulu Teacher—Itisha Student—Ọmọ-isukulu Classmate—Emọ-eklase Higher Education—Isukulu-ikpehru Cane—Uviavie ̣ Flog—Fa Learn—Wuhre ̣ Teach—Wuhre ̣ Read—Se Meditate—Roro didi Apply—Fihọ iruo Concentrate—Fi e ̣ ro họ otọ Serious—Segboja/Osegboja Brilliant—Rie ̣ obe Intelligent—Rie ̣ obe Knowledge—Eriarie ̣ Computer—Ekọmputa Book—Obe Pen/Biro—Ugbe ̣ /Ebairo Pencil—Epe ̣ nsoro Write—Kere Clean—Voro Exam—E ̣ dawọ Sign—Whobọ họ Ink—Ame-ugbe ̣ Invention—Eware nọ a bi ku Science—Otokie ̣ eriarie ̣ Technology—Oware nọ a ku Astrology—Enọ e re ̣ ro ̣ isi gbe ̣ va Engineer—Ọwena Pronunciation Guide Video: Thanks for visiting.  Check the blog for more posts.  © Copyright 2019 by Amugini Odomero