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Aniocha
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À
Àfiá[ah-FEE-ah (Low tone on 'ah', high tone on 'FEE'). This uses the distinct 'f' sound characteristic of the Aniocha/Enuani dialect where Central Igbo uses 'h'.]
Noun
Market
“Anyị̀ nā-èjè àfiá.”
We are going to the market.
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Ì
Ìfē[ee-FEH (Low tone 'ee', mid-to-high 'FEH'). Note the 'f' sound, which replaces the 'h' found in the standard Igbo word "ihe."]
Noun
Thing; object; something
“Ìfē à màrà mmá.”
This thing is beautiful.
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M
mmiri[m-mi-ri]
noun
water
“Biko, nye m mmiri.”
Please, give me water.
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N
Nnì[n-NEE (The first 'n' is a low-tone nasal sound, followed by a long 'e' sound as in 'bee').]
Noun
Food (or Yam)
“Nnì à dị̀ ụtọ́.”
This food is delicious.
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nri[n-ri]
noun
food
“Nri a dị ụtọ.”
This food is delicious.
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nwanyi[nwa-nyi]
noun
woman
“Nwanyi ahu bu onye nkuzi.”
That woman is a teacher.
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Ụ
ụlọ[u-lo]
noun
house
“Ụlọ m dị nso.”
My house is nearby.
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Ụ̀nọ̀[OO-naw (Both syllables have a low tone. The 'ụ' is a slightly more closed 'o' sound like the 'u' in 'put', and 'ọ' is like the 'aw' in 'law'). In Aniocha, 'n' is used where Central Igbo uses 'l' (ụlọ).]
Noun
House; home
“Ọ́ nọ̀ n’ụ̀nọ̀.”
He/She is at home.
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ụtụtụ[u-tu-tu]
noun
morning
“Ụtụtụ ọma.”
Good morning.
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