Are igbos jews? (Page 3)

eyevee, de oda groups no de claim Jewish ancestry (at least, not as a group).

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Posted: at 10-08-2009 09:54 PM (15 years ago) | Newbie

Well you need to research again.  I'm from Anambra and almost all Anambra people i've met do not believe that jews theory. So go back and research.  As for her writing igbo as an anambra girl,  umm i speak igbo with anambra dialect and i can't understand what she writes sometimes.  I thought she's imo cause they are the only Igbo's i have a hard time understanding their writing.

Posted: at 11-08-2009 12:52 AM (15 years ago) | Upcoming

LOL  .  Not Spain, my sister didn't you hear, they are from Egypt.  .

Posted: at 11-08-2009 01:03 AM (15 years ago) | Upcoming

oya, i don pass

Posted: at 11-08-2009 04:41 AM (15 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Crossing...

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Posted: at 11-08-2009 09:58 AM (15 years ago) | Addicted Hero

make run commot abeg

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Posted: at 11-08-2009 10:14 AM (15 years ago) | Addicted Hero

me and you

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Posted: at 11-08-2009 10:35 AM (15 years ago) | Addicted Hero

for here

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Posted: at 11-08-2009 10:57 AM (15 years ago) | Addicted Hero

You can't even begin to correct me, because I wrote correct Igbo. It may not be the Igbo people are taught at school, because I did not go to school for Igbo, but what I wrote is correct Igbo (grammar-wise and lexically). The only difference is that I wrote in my own Igbo tongue, because I do not write in general Igbo (I didn't go to school to learn Igbo, so I'm steadily teaching myself to write general Igbo. As of now though, I find it easier to just write in my tongue).

I will though, attempt to write it in general Igbo... biko, guo nke oma, ka i ghota ihe a na-ede tupu gi kwuo okwu. I think that would be the general Igbo equivalent of what I initially posted. Did that make sense to you?

Also.. [wetere m ife a di ebe a] and [wetele ihe di ebe]... which one did you say was the Anambra one?

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Posted: at 11-08-2009 08:43 PM (15 years ago) | Newbie

You can't even begin to correct me, because I wrote correct Igbo. It may not be the Igbo people are taught at school, because I did not go to school for Igbo, but what I wrote is correct Igbo (grammar-wise and lexically). The only difference is that I wrote in my own Igbo tongue, because I do not write in general Igbo (I didn't go to school to learn Igbo, so I'm steadily teaching myself to write general Igbo. As of now though, I find it easier to just write in my tongue).

I will though, attempt to write it in general Igbo... biko, guo nke oma, ka i ghota ihe a na-ede tupu gi kwuo okwu. I think that would be the general Igbo equivalent of what I initially posted. Did that make sense to you?

Also.. [wetere m ife a di ebe a] and [wetele ihe di ebe]... which one did you say was the Anambra one? 
 
 
that is why u need to be corrected, cause u cant write general igbo. u cant write ur igbo in the public cause nobody will understand. i write my igbo in direct and its only people that know how to read igbo will understand what i am writting. if u cant read what i am writting then u cant read igbo. i did not go to school to learn igbo but the one we learned at school at igbo lessons is enough for me to write and read. cause its a shame that u grew up in a land and u cant even write or read the language. speaking is not enough. well i am not nigerian but was born and grew up in naija. so i am seeing myself as a nigerian.

Posted: at 11-08-2009 09:53 PM (15 years ago) | Upcoming