Learning a new language is a challenge many embrace. One of the best African languages to learn is Igbo. About 30 to 31 million people speak the language, making it one of the most widely used. A majority of them are located in Southeastern Nigeria, and also in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. If it interests you, here’s how to learn Igbo.
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How to Learn Igbo Language as a Beginner
- Lay a solid foundation by mastering the Igbo alphabet.
- Write notes as you learn because it helps you to remember, comprehend and refresh your memory as you write.
- Set a target to learn igbo word and phrases, daily, weekly or monthly.
- Get a practice partner to help you put your skills to use.
- Be consistent in your learning, meaning set time aside to learn, practise and engage with activities that will immerse you in the language.
- Measure your progress. You should know whether you are doing better daily. Weekly or monthly.
You might find it intimidating when you decide to learn a new language. Igbo, like others, has its own alphabet, and rules you need to know to master the language. If you follow these guidelines, you’re on your way to mastering the Igbo language.
The YouTube video is courtesy of The Igbo Tutor, a channel that teaches people the Igbo language.
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