Words That Describe Directions & Places in Igbo Language (Part 2) taught by Uzoma Veer
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General Lesson Summary
Lesson 28: Directions and Places in Sentences
This lesson focuses on building sentences in Igbo that describe direction, location, and movement. Students can learn key vocabulary for spatial relationships, such as near, far, cardinal directions, and positional terms, and practice using them in structured sentences.
The lesson covers three main sentence patterns:
Movement sentences – combining nouns, action verbs, and directional words.
Location sentences – describing where something is using position words.
Place-description sentences – explaining where something is situated in a broader context.
Students are encouraged to apply the vocabulary and structures by observing their surroundings and writing descriptive sentences about where things are or how they move.
By the end of the lesson, learners should be able to form both simple and complex sentences involving space, position, and direction in Igbo.
Meet Your Instructor
Uzoma Veer is a creative professional and founder of Veepress Integrated Services. Passionate about purposeful design and communication, Uzoma works as a UI designer, social media manager, Igbo tutor, translator, creative writer, and public speaker.
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21st-century Dibia (Igbo mystic).