Learn Igbo language through “The Myth of Oji Igbo” — a tale from Igbo mythology and folklore, written by Oma and translated by Uzoma Veer. You’ll learn and practice key Igbo words such as: Mgbàlà, Ísì, Ísùsù, Èhì, Ósìsì, Ébìghi èbì, Àmàmíhè.

Learn Igbo language through “The Story of Eri and How Yam Came to Be in Igbo Land” — a tale from Igbo mythology and folklore, written by Oma and translated by Uzoma Veer. You’ll learn and practice key Igbo words such as: ancient, blacksmith, grave, war, earth, world, anthill, wind, bloodline, first son, first daughter, and faithful.

This teaching is on to Vocabulary related to daily activities, routines, and household chores in Igbo language. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to have basic day to day conversation.

This teaching is on to Vocabulary related to occupations and hobbies in Igbo language. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to have basic work related conversations.

This teaching is on to Vocabulary related to family in Igbo language. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to have basic family related conversations.

This teaching is on to Verb and Sentence Patterns for Expressing Actions in Igbo language. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to know how to express actions in Igbo.

Introduction to Subject-Verb Agreement and Word Order. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to know how to apply them in Igbo language

Introduction to verbs and verb roots in Igbo. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to know how to use verbs in Igbo language.

Introduction to Common adjectives and their usage. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to know what an adjective is in Igbo language.

Introduction to Common nouns and their usage. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to know what a noun is in Igbo language.

Revisions and open discussions of main ideas covered in previous sessions. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to recall the most important ideas taught at Beginner’s Level of this Igbo language classes series.

Part three on Introduction to Subject and Object equivalents in sentences (pronouns) in Igbo language. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to know how to arrange and construct sentences in Igbo language.

Continuation of Introduction Subject and Object equivalents in sentences (pronouns) in Igbo language. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to know how to arrange and construct sentences in Igbo language.

Introduction to Subject and Object equivalents in sentences (pronouns) in Igbo language. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to know how to say “me”, “I”, “them”, “we”, etc in Igbo language.

Learn about Grammar and lexicals in Igbo language. At the end of the lesson, students should be able to know what Pronouns and their types are in Igbo language.

An Introduction to Colors in Igbo Language. With slides and flashcards included for visual support.

Another Igbo language lesson on Time and Date in Igbo Language (Part 3).

Time and Date in Igbo Language (Part 2). Includes slides and flashcards shared with the group for visual support.

An Introduction to Time and Date in Igbo Language. Includes slides shared with the group for visual support.

An Introduction to Ordinal and Cardinal Numbers in Igbo Language. Includes slides shared with the group for visual support.