This version of words pronunciations is phenomenal. Continue with it because it will help children born in diaspora to learn our different dialects in Igbo language . I like your show. Keep them coming.
Owerri dialect is exceptional and it has this fun that comes with it. People still beg me to speak the dialect when conversing with them in Igbo. Nda Joe ekele m gi!
Anytime am close to Owerri or Ebonyi person speaking Igbo i will always open my ear well becus i barely understand a thing as if am not Igbo again. Watching from China 🇨🇳 ❤
Pls ooo do not use malaria to compare hunchback, you say what Ebonyi that one is out of it you will need an interpreter to hear what they are saying, owerri dialect has swag, not from owerri but I speak it very well.
I love my Owerri dialect soooo much!!! I can’t speak it and it pains me 😔 but i understand it perfectly. When i hear little kids speak it, oh it’s music to my ears!
The Igbo language and people are such a vast and rich culturally and linguistically. Years ago when I visited Nigeria I thought my Alayi/Bende dialect was the only Igbo but I soon realized that even within the Bende Division there are countless other dialects and the more I travelled the length and breath of the Igbo nation I discovered that there exists still scores and scores of other different dialects which I think in total there might be 100+ different Igbo dialects but yet some fundamentally unifying traditions, customs, philosophies, values, and norms which binds all the various dialects together. I would rather suggest that you guys steer the program in a more educative and respectable approach that would promote respect for all the different dialects. Language is a gift from God and that is what makes humans unique and different from animals. Like the different parts of the human body that gives humans the aesthetics and functionality, all the different dialects complement each other giving us the Igbos the rich cultural heritage that is unparalleled in other cultures. Just one example, take the Igbo cuisines as a case study, can you count or name the many different types of soups cooked by the Igbo people both currently and in the bygone years?. There’s no reason why some sections of the Igbo nation should be made to feel less Igbo because of their unique dialects, there’s more that binds us all together than variations of dialectic. Dialects are nothing but flavors and we should appreciate that.
Daniel, irrespective of the different Igbo dialects, you still find a part of one in the other. Asusu Igbo and the dialects have this perfect harmony that is rooted in our culture and traditions. Ngalaba Asusu Igbo ga-adi!
So there are some Igbo words and Yoruba words that are somewhat similar. For instance in Igbo, goat is pronounced as"Ewu" while in Yporuba, it is pronounced "Ewure". Igbo people say "Ise" while Yoruba people say "Ase". They both mean the same thing.
😆 Ndi Owerri Igbo bu Igbo Igbo kwenu! Anambra man here with mother from Abia So I am use to hearing multiple dialects even though my mother speaks my father's dialect.
I'm from Imo state but sometimes ehn, it's like the state itself still has different dialects. My Mom is from Obinze and My Dad is from Mbano and their dialects are different. Sometimes my mom even yabs my Dad with some certain igbo words he says😂😂😂😂
There are more than 1000 dialects in Igbo land. It might be the most for a single ethnicity in the world. No 2 towns speak the same exact dialect in Igbo land.
I'm an Anambarian. My mother In law from Imo State lived with me for 4 years. Sincerely, it took me months to get to understand her Imo dialect. I was so embarrassing 😂😂 This is the exact way those from Imo speak.
5:47 “na-Agbo Agbo” sounds like foaming when you put soap in water. Boiling water also has bubbles just like soapy water. So it makes sense when Owerri people say boiling water “na-agbo agbo” 🤣
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Proudly Owerri girl I stand with u joe we no the carry last
This is hilarious 😂.
As a certified Owerri guy, I'm happy to see Joe giving it to Madam Theresa hot-hot. 😄
No be only Hot Hot 🤣🤣
If I hear
Madam T finished him
Anambra no the carry last
@@kenzy.udosen Owerri Wu oke mba.
This version of words pronunciations is phenomenal. Continue with it because it will help children born in diaspora to learn our different dialects in Igbo language . I like your show. Keep them coming.
I am an Anambra woman but I enjoy listening to owerri dialect.
Vise versa...I love yours too
Owerri dialect is exceptional and it has this fun that comes with it. People still beg me to speak the dialect when conversing with them in Igbo. Nda Joe ekele m gi!
@@MichelleO099 Nwa Ada Igbo oga diri gi na mma.
Asusu Owerri wu daachiiiiiiiiii!!!
Joe, you represented us well. Thank you!!!
Nothing intimidates an Owerri man. Ya ri bola gi nma
Its amazing how Igbo Dialect changes every 10km from Benue to Rivers or Igbanke, Edo to NW Cross Rivers.
Nwa mgboto OWERRI. I love Owerri language
Joseph makes Igbo so sweet !!!! I love him 😄😄
Who else is here from Instagram.... Just subscribing today.... This promises to be top notch
Me😂😂😂
Nne me ooo 😂😂😂
We're here. Especially Joe's fans. We'll follow Kenzie too
We gather dey 😂
Me o😅
Owerri is the best jare am proud of my language
Yes o.. im from owerri north
Anytime am close to Owerri or Ebonyi person speaking Igbo i will always open my ear well becus i barely understand a thing as if am not Igbo again. Watching from China 🇨🇳 ❤
Hahahaha 🤣🤣 DT means if u come to Nzerem my place you no hear one thing oh🤣🤣🤣
Pls ooo do not use malaria to compare hunchback, you say what Ebonyi that one is out of it you will need an interpreter to hear what they are saying, owerri dialect has swag, not from owerri but I speak it very well.
I support owerri because I’m Abia 🤣🤣
😁😁 I enjoyed this joor! From Anambra and schooled for Imsu .. both dialects dey sweet me ❤️😁
I love oweri pronunciation
I love my Owerri dialect soooo much!!! I can’t speak it and it pains me 😔 but i understand it perfectly. When i hear little kids speak it, oh it’s music to my ears!
Me too oo😅
I had a good laugh. Its the shading for me . Owerri is the best . Proud Owerri girl.
Owerri is the best
I love owerri dialect😄
Are owerri people scared of some letters😂😂
That line got me. This video is lit
Swears😂😂😂
We are not o😅
This owerri Igbo is so strange 😂😂 but I like it
Lmao mbaise dialect will have you rolling 😂😂
Please do this with Abia State, Arochukwu precisely.
I am from Anambra but I schooled in Owerri . When I go to the local church in Eziobodo eh!!!! I just love the language .
🥰🥰🥰
I’m a Yoruba babe but I love all of Kenzy’s videos. I always look forward to them 😂😂😂
I particularly enjoyed this one. Well done guys!!!
🥰🥰
Please continue theses Igbo dialects video cuz the dialects are dying off, we appreciate you for this
Please do Anambra Igbo Vs Akwuette Igbo or Riverine Igbo. Chaos!!!😃😃😃
The Igbo language and people are such a vast and rich culturally and linguistically. Years ago when I visited Nigeria I thought my Alayi/Bende dialect was the only Igbo but I soon realized that even within the Bende Division there are countless other dialects and the more I travelled the length and breath of the Igbo nation I discovered that there exists still scores and scores of other different dialects which I think in total there might be 100+ different Igbo dialects but yet some fundamentally unifying traditions, customs, philosophies, values, and norms which binds all the various dialects together. I would rather suggest that you guys steer the program in a more educative and respectable approach that would promote respect for all the different dialects. Language is a gift from God and that is what makes humans unique and different from animals. Like the different parts of the human body that gives humans the aesthetics and functionality, all the different dialects complement each other giving us the Igbos the rich cultural heritage that is unparalleled in other cultures. Just one example, take the Igbo cuisines as a case study, can you count or name the many different types of soups cooked by the Igbo people both currently and in the bygone years?. There’s no reason why some sections of the Igbo nation should be made to feel less Igbo because of their unique dialects, there’s more that binds us all together than variations of dialectic. Dialects are nothing but flavors and we should appreciate that.
Daniel,
That's so nicely 😍 put. The varieties should be a source of strength and not weakness 💪.
Daniel, irrespective of the different Igbo dialects, you still find a part of one in the other. Asusu Igbo and the dialects have this perfect harmony that is rooted in our culture and traditions. Ngalaba Asusu Igbo ga-adi!
Joe well done. A gi nwe akaa. Biri kwoo for bringing it on.
Biko try and do that of 'Aba-Ngwa Dialect' of Abia state, let's give it to you hot hot 🔥🔥
All the way from Instagram 😂
Joe you represented us well, am a proud Owerri girl ❤️
My hot tea poured on me on 5:40. Take it easy on us😂😂😂😂
As a person from both lmo and Enugu, l confess that you guys did a good job
😂😂😂Anambra For the moneyyyy.
Love this.......
My grandma's Owerri too.
Amazing stuff you guys 💞
Nice one
Mbaise to the world
Onye Owerri here....lovely video!
Owerri dialect is like break dancing 🕺, that is what makes it unique.
I'm proud to be an Igbo boy from imo state
Love this!
I love this so much
I love this jare!!!
I enjoyed it oh.... Our different dialects sound so unique... Biko the video is so short... We want more of this... Really loved it
I enjoy watching this
Love it!!
I don't even speak or understand igbo but loved it!!
That's why you're dry 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
This was really fun to watch
Been waiting for this combo
These 2 Igbo dialect dey sweet me pieces..
Amazing stuff
Madam Tere 😆 😆 😆 wit her infectious😂 🤣 😂 Nyerintii........We Yoruba call it "Yeeri eti...... meaning Earrings.........Kudos bro
So there are some Igbo words and Yoruba words that are somewhat similar. For instance in Igbo, goat is pronounced as"Ewu" while in Yporuba, it is pronounced "Ewure". Igbo people say "Ise" while Yoruba people say "Ase". They both mean the same thing.
This linkup... verry craaazzy. I was psyche when I saw the link on your Facebook page this morning. Ridee on, bro. Keep entertaining us.
Owerri is best jare I love that
So our mother tongue has poise 🤣🤣 , I didn't know ,although I'm not Nigerian
Your subtitles read incantations while he was praising himself, I had to pause the video and laugh first.
Ken’sy ! You gave me life with this man. I loved every second and minute of it. I am very familiar with ur dialect than Joseph’s ooh Much love man
'ịrị kpo ole ji agwụọ onye orịa" ka biko...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
CruiseJoe good one bringing the Owerre dialect to the world!
I love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
such impactful show, please longer examples will be appreciated
Kenny,you follower is +1.
I like the way u laugh n sound
Please do a part 2 of this
@kenzy never disappoints 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I enjoyed it thoroughly. Joe and nwanyi Abagana
I had fun watching please do more videos😂😂😂
Anambra kwennu,kwennu,kwezuonnuuuuoh,nice one ,I like.
This owerri language dey scatter my brain I love owerri true
I am not Igbo, but I was able to get it and laughed All d way through..quickly shared it with my ibo friends...nice one.
See my brother
I love you God bless you for representing us well
Who is from anambra 100% as in both parents but was born in owerri? All my life both dialects i understand so well
😆 Ndi Owerri
Igbo bu Igbo
Igbo kwenu!
Anambra man here with mother from Abia
So I am use to hearing multiple dialects even though my mother speaks my father's dialect.
Learnt some Lang different cos I mix Anambra to Owerri together.. nice one
I'm from imo state, but you see this our owerri dialect is like speaking british english 😂 Ikeduru is still fair to speak😅
I'm from Imo state but sometimes ehn, it's like the state itself still has different dialects. My Mom is from Obinze and My Dad is from Mbano and their dialects are different. Sometimes my mom even yabs my Dad with some certain igbo words he says😂😂😂😂
Imo and Owerri are not supposed to be merged. They both speak different languages entirely
There are more than 1000 dialects in Igbo land. It might be the most for a single ethnicity in the world. No 2 towns speak the same exact dialect in Igbo land.
Am from Obinze too
Yes it's so true. I'm from imo state and I can categorically say our languages differs even amongst us from same imo state
Everybody from Imo state know the dialects differ significantly.
Take House as an example
Ibongi I remember this one from nollywood Adaure
More please oooo....Just got here from Instagram 😂😂😂
I'm an Anambarian. My mother In law from Imo State lived with me for 4 years. Sincerely, it took me months to get to understand her Imo dialect. I was so embarrassing 😂😂 This is the exact way those from Imo speak.
Imo has many dialects dear, I’m from imo and we don’t speak anything like that
Just subscribed right now
Achigbola m onwe m n'ochi😂😂😂😂
So sweet, Anambra get swagg 😂😂😂💃💃please get Nkanu Enugu, my husband people
Efele in oshiwambo one of the languages in Namibia it’s 100 dollars
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆I'm waiting for the day you'll do a thing like this with an akpugo person from Enugu State or even Nsukka
Owerri to the world 🌎 🥰💞💯
I died 1000 times of laughter....Kai, Jo get bad mouth eeee
First comment. Mme Theresa that laugh 😂😂😂😂. Number one fan from Senegal
❤️❤️
Anambra to the world 😂😂😂💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
Yes o!
You guys are too funny
Go Joe!!!! 😁😁
Please do an Imo State version.
Kenzy you are a ball of talent. Lmao
How are you ? In the part of imo state where I come from in ehime mbano Nzerem we say 'ele otu idi'
It's Sweet we say ' odi Uto' or otoro uto
I love this😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Please make playlists for your channel if you can
I love imo dialect
biko does joe have a youtube channel as well? Nice episode, by the way....
Owerri wu ebe ngwori 🤸♀️🤸♀️🤼♂️🤸🥰🥰
If you hear ebonyi state, you go run ooo🤣
Igbo to the world ❤
One of the sweetest in east... Owerri
all of una they mad, but I love the last one ibongi 😂😂
5:47 “na-Agbo Agbo” sounds like foaming when you put soap in water. Boiling water also has bubbles just like soapy water. So it makes sense when Owerri people say boiling water “na-agbo agbo” 🤣
You two are a good combination 😂😂😂
Please can you do this with an Uturu person from Abia State