i just wish there was written version of everything that was said, it really helps assimilate things

I'm excited for future episodes. This one brought me back to the basics and solidified my ability to greet in Igbo. Imeela!

As I too have begun the journey towards becoming a profienct Igbo speaker I can not say how much I appreciate this podcast. Just hearing Ifunanya sounding like a novice as I am gives me confidence that I will reach my goal to become a Igbo speaker and pass the language along to my son. Ji sike Ifunanya, Daalu. 

This was a necessary episode. Why? Because this is my struggles exactly. Knowing what to say next. Lol. Thank you!

Just started listening. I will do this every week. Daalu

I also want to thank you Ifunanya for this podcast. Igbo language, you dont properly maintain, you will not retain. I get married at the end of this month in my hometown of Umuahia and will listen to this podcast thru and thru amongst others. Daalu

In this episode, listeners will learn a few basic Igbo Greetings as well as phrases for their Beginner Igbo Language Survival Kits--- that is phrases that can get the listener to start speaking Igbo in their daily lives as well as beginning to navigate through different real life scenarios using the Igbo language. 

For full transcript and/or worksheet, go to www.obodofullcircle.com.

Music: Ezigbo Mmadu Adiro Fechaa by Osadebe

Episode 1: Learn Igbo in 30 mins

Ọjị Abịala: An Igbo Podcast takes a revamped an innovative approach towards learning to speak the Igbo language guaranteed to make you at least conversant. In doing so aims to promote Igbo culture, literature, and a greater sense of community, especially between those in Nigeria and those in the diaspora. This Igbo podcast makes language learning a lifestyle and enjoyable!! Come and join the movement and spread the word.

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