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đŸ€— Igbo Greetings for Everyday Life

Hi Igbo learners! 😃


Do you want to learn how to say “Hello” in Igbo?

Greetings are an important part of any language because they allow you to connect and communicate with others.

If you’re planning a trip to the country or are trying to learn Igbo, keep reading to discover some of the most important greetings.


Let’s get started! đŸ€—

Greetings

English Igbo
general greeting Kedu
general greeting spoken to a group Kwenu
general greeting Ndeewo
informal greeting Nda
general greeting in the Enugu dialect Nwadei
morning greeting spoken to one person Ị bọọ
morning greeting spoken to a group Unu abọọ
morning greeting spoken to one person Ị bọkwaa
morning greeting spoken to a group Unu abọkwaa
morning greeting spoken to one person Ị tetekwe
morning greeting spoken to a group Unu etetekwe
morning greeting spoken to one person Ị tetego
morning greeting spoken to a group Unu etetego
morning greeting spoken to one person Ị kunigo
morning greeting spoken to a group Unu ekunigo
morning greeting spoken to one person Ị saala chi
morning greeting spoken to a group Unu asaala chi
morning greeting Chi abọkwaa?
reply to Chi abọkwaa Ee, chi abọọ
morning greeting spoken to a group or referring to a person and their family Unu abọọla chi?
reply to Unu abọọla chi Ee, anyị abọọla
morning greeting spoken to a group or referring to a person and their family Unu afỄtakwa?
reply to Unu afỄtakwa Ee, anyị afỄtala
morning greeting spoken to a group or referring to a person and their family Unu asaala chi?
reply to Unu asaala chi Ee, anyị asaala chi
how are you? Kedu kĂ  Ă­mĂšrĂš?
how are you? Kedu ka imelu?
reply to Kedu kĂ  Ă­mĂšrĂš and Kedu ka imelu Ọ di mma
morning greeting in the Enugu dialect Ì bĂČĂłla chĂ­
morning greeting in the Enugu dialect Ì sáala chí
morning greeting in the Enugu dialect Ềáč­Ășáč­Ăč ọma
afternoon greeting in the Enugu dialect ÚbĂČchi Ăłma
evening greeting in the Enugu dialect ÈhíhiÚ óma
evening and nighttime greeting in the Enugu dialect AbalĂ­ Ăłma
general greeting in the Ebonyi dialect Jookwa
morning greeting in the Ohafia dialect Igbapele
morning greeting in the Ohafia dialect Nnawo
reply to Nnawo Nnantu
morning greeting in the Unubi dialect Ézigbo ĂčtĂștĂč
reply to Ă‰zigbo ĂčtĂștĂč Ézigbo ĂșbĂČsi
afternoon greeting in the Unubi dialect Ézigbo ùfífù
reply to Ă‰zigbo mgbede Ézigbo mgbede
evening greeting in the Unubi dialect Ézigbo anyasi
how are you? in the Awkunano dialect Ndee etu imelu?
how are you? in the Ngwo dialect Ndiị ka emenderee?
how are you? in the Nkanu dialect Imere eka?
general greeting in the Abā dialect of Awka Odie
welcome greeting Nnọọ
welcome greeting AlỄa
welcome greeting spoken to a person who is travelling Deeje

Sources

Polyglot Club thanks Jennifer Runner for her outstanding work in collecting some of the phrases for this Igbo lesson. 👍

Her objective is, like the Polyglot Club, to promote intercultural communication and understanding and to raise awareness of linguistic diversity in the world. ✹

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