The Comprehensive Igbo Language Course By A Native Tutor

Learn Igbo Language from basics to advanced levels and master speaking, listening, reading, and writing in Asusu Igbo

What you'll learn

Learn the Igbo Alphabets (Abiidii) – 36 Igbo letters, vowels, tones, and pronunciation rules, including factors that affect spoken Igbo.

Understand Igbo Parts of Speech & Grammar – Get familiar with nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions, and essential grammar rules.

Form Simple Sentences in Igbo – Learn how to construct basic sentences using parts of speech and frequently used phrases for everyday communication.

Build Longer Sentences & Improve Fluency – Progress from simple sentences to compound and complex sentence structures with ease.

Practice Reading & Comprehension – Read longer Igbo texts and articles, understand their meanings, and answer comprehension questions.

Speak Igbo Confidently in Public – Develop the skills to engage in conversations, address elders properly, and communicate formally and informally.

Enhance Listening Fluency – Train your ears to recognize different tones and understand native speakers easily.

Write Prolifically in Igbo – Learn to write essays, letters, speeches, and creative works in Igbo with proper structure and vocabulary.

Master Igbo Proverbs & Idioms (Ilu & Akpaalaokwu) – Use proverbs and idiomatic expressions effectively to sound more natural and expressive.

Express Yourself in Personal, Daily & Professional Settings – Learn formal and informal Igbo for home, business, social events, and academic settings.

Understand and Apply Igbo Grammar Rules – Learn how to use tenses, verb conjugations, negations, and sentence formations correctly.

Use Igbo for Cultural & Professional Communication – Develop the ability to write official documents, deliver speeches, and engage in professional discourse.

Requirements

No prior Igbo knowledge is needed—just bring your enthusiasm and dedication!

A passion for learning the Igbo language – A strong interest in speaking, reading, and writing in Igbo.

Consistency & commitment – Willingness to practice regularly and apply what you learn.

A stable internet connection – Needed to stream lessons, download materials, and participate in exercises.

A mobile phone or computer – For accessing course content, quizzes, and interactive exercises.

Pen and notebook – To take notes, practice writing Igbo, and track progress.

Igbo textbooks, novels, and storybooks – Helps improve reading skills, comprehension, and vocabulary.

Igbo movies & music – Enhances listening skills, pronunciation, and cultural understanding.

Description

Welcome to The Comprehensive Igbo Language Course by a Native Tutor, where you will embark on an exciting journey to master the Igbo language from the basics to advanced levels. I am a native Igbo speaker, born and raised in Igbo land, and I’ve been speaking the language since childhood. I’ve taken Igbo tests and exams and have taught children, young adults, and professionals across various learning environments. With my years of experience and passion for the language, I am here to guide you every step of the way in becoming fluent in Asusu Igbo.This course is carefully structured to ensure you gain proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing in Igbo, regardless of whether you're just starting or aiming to enhance your existing skills. Each lesson is sequential, designed to build on previous ones, ensuring a smooth and thorough learning experience. You'll also find exercises, assignments, and tests in every module to help reinforce what you learn and accelerate your progress.What will you gain from this course?Master Igbo pronunciation and tones, ensuring your speech is both clear and authentic.Understand the parts of speech, grammar rules, and how to use them in both everyday and formal communication.Practice reading and comprehension with texts ranging from simple sentences to complex articles and stories.Develop your listening skills, helping you understand and engage with native speakers in real-life conversations.Write prolifically in Igbo, progressing from basic sentences to professional documents and creative pieces.Learn Igbo proverbs and idioms (Ilu) to enrich your language use and understand cultural nuances.Master Igbo for personal, professional, and cultural settings, enabling you to communicate confidently in a variety of environments.Additionally, I will introduce you to a variety of media resources, including recommended books, music, and movies, all carefully chosen to help you learn Igbo faster. These will enhance your understanding of the language and culture, allowing you to engage with Igbo in authentic contexts and make learning both fun and effective.Why should you enroll?This course is perfect for Igbos living abroad, foreigners who want to learn Igbo, diplomats, students, and anyone passionate about connecting with the Igbo culture. Whether you are seeking to reclaim your heritage, speak Igbo in your community, or enhance your career prospects, this course will equip you with everything you need to succeed.You will receive step-by-step guidance from a native tutor who’s dedicated to ensuring your success. With engaging lessons, interactive exercises, and real-life examples, you will gain the confidence to speak, read, write, and understand Igbo. Plus, the added media resources will immerse you in the language, helping you learn faster and more naturally.Are you ready to begin your journey to fluency in Asusu Igbo? Enroll now and start learning with a native speaker who is passionate about helping you succeed!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to the Igbo Language

Lecture 1 Nnọọ! (Warm Welcome Greetings in Pure Igbo)

Lecture 2 Introduction to Igbo – Why Learn Igbo?

Lecture 3 Who are the Igo People (Kedu ndi bu ndi Igbo?)

Lecture 4 Igbo Alphabet (Abiidii) & Pronunciation

Lecture 5 Igbo Alphabets and their Usage (g - t)

Lecture 6 Igbo Alphabets and their Usage (u - z)

Lecture 7 Udaume: Udamfe

Lecture 8 Udaume: Udaaro

Lecture 9 Myiriudaume (m and n)

Lecture 10 Mgbochiume: Nge

Lecture 11 Mgbochiume: Mkpi

Lecture 12 Igbo Tone Marks (Udaolu) and Their Importance

Lecture 13 Udaelu, Udaala, na Udansuda

Lecture 14 Functions of "Na" in Sentences (Njiko, Mbuzo, Nyemakangwaa, Isingwaa)

Lecture 15 Summary

Section 2: Punctuation Marks (Akara Edemede)

Lecture 16 Introduction

Lecture 17 Full stop: Kpom

Lecture 18 Comma: Rikom

Lecture 19 Apostrophe: Rikom Elu

Lecture 20 Colon: Kpom kpom

Lecture 21 Semicolon: Kpo rikom

Lecture 22 Hyphen: Akara uhie

Lecture 23 Exclamation mark: Akara mkpu

Lecture 24 Quotation mark: Akara ngwu

Lecture 25 Bracket: Akara mkpuchi

Lecture 26 Summary

Section 3: Parts of Speech (Nkejiasusu)

Lecture 27 Introduction

Lecture 28 Noun (Mkpoaha)

Lecture 29 Pronoun (Nnochiaha)

Lecture 30 Adjective (Nkowaaha)

Lecture 31 Verb (Ngwaa)

Lecture 32 Adverb (Nkwuwa)

Lecture 33 Conjunction (Njiko)

Lecture 34 Preposition (Mbuzo)

Lecture 35 Interjection (Ntimkpu)

Lecture 36 Summary

Section 4: Igbo Grammar & Sentence Formation (Ahiriokwu)

Lecture 37 Introduction

Lecture 38 Forming Simple Sentences (Subject + Verb + Object)

Lecture 39 Types of Sentences (Ahirimkpuruokwu, Ahirimfe, Ahirinha, na Ahiriukwu)

Lecture 40 Tenses in Igbo (Present, Past, and Future)

Lecture 41 Common Greetings and Responses (Work, Home, Public, Meetings)

Lecture 42 Asking and Answering Questions in Igbo

Lecture 43 Negative Sentences & How to Form Them

Lecture 44 Summary

Section 5: Building Your Igbo Vocabulary

Lecture 45 Introduction

Lecture 46 Numbers in Igbo (Counting from 1–100, Thousand, Million, Billion)

Lecture 47 Time in Igbo (Tinkomtinkom, Elekere, Nkeji)

Lecture 48 Currency in Igbo (Puku, Nari, Naira, Ise)

Lecture 49 Year in Igbo (Afo, Puku, Abuo, Iri Abuo na Ise)

Lecture 50 Days of the Week (Market Days - Afo, Nkwo, Eke, Orie)

Lecture 51 Seasons of the Year (Okochi, Uguru, Udummiri)

Lecture 52 Common Igbo Verbs and Their Usage

Lecture 53 Family & Relationships Vocabulary

Lecture 54 Food & Common Dishes in Igbo Culture

Lecture 55 Summary

Section 6: Names of Things, Items and Activities (Vocabulary Development)

Lecture 56 Introduction

Lecture 57 Parts of the Body

Lecture 58 Animals

Lecture 59 Technology and Electronics

Lecture 60 Agriculture and Farming

Lecture 61 Clothing and Fashion

Lecture 62 House and Home

Lecture 63 Road and Transportation

Lecture 64 Food and Kitchen

Lecture 65 Work and Employment

Lecture 66 Old and Modern Communication

Lecture 67 Fishing and Water

Lecture 68 Sports and Recreation

Lecture 69 Summary

Section 7: Conversational Igbo for Daily Life

Lecture 70 Introduction

Lecture 71 Introducing Yourself in Igbo

Lecture 72 Expressing Feelings & Emotions

Lecture 73 Giving Directions & Asking for Help

Lecture 74 Shopping & Bargaining in Igbo Markets

Lecture 75 Summary

Section 8: Advanced Igbo & Cultural Understanding

Lecture 76 Introduction

Lecture 77 Writing in Igbo – Crafting Sentences & Paragraphs

Lecture 78 Storytelling in Igbo – Folk Tales & History

Lecture 79 Igbo Traditions & Festivals (Mmemme na Echichi)

Lecture 80 Igbo Slangs & Modern Expressions

Lecture 81 Igbo Language Fluency – Next Steps & Practice Tips

Lecture 82 Summary

Section 9: Igbo Customs and Traditions (Omenala Igbo)

Lecture 83 Introduction

Lecture 84 Ilu Nwanyi: Marriage

Lecture 85 Breaking of Kolanut: Iwa Oji

Lecture 86 New Yam Festival: Iri Ji Ohuru

Lecture 87 Welcoming Visitors/Hospitality: Ile Obia

Lecture 88 Post-natal Maternal Care: Ile Omugwo

Lecture 89 Circumcision: Ibi Ugwu

Lecture 90 Summary

Section 10: Igbo Proverbs, Idioms, and Sayings

Lecture 91 Introduction

Lecture 92 Understanding the wisdom behind Igbo proverbs (Ilu)

Lecture 93 Commonly used Igbo proverbs and their meanings

Lecture 94 How to use idiomatic expressions naturally in conversations

Lecture 95 Exploring traditional Igbo sayings and their cultural significance

Lecture 96 Practical exercises: Applying proverbs and idioms in storytelling

Lecture 97 Summary

Igbos born in Igbo land – Strengthen your connection with your roots and enhance your fluency in Igbo.,Igbos born outside Igbo land – Perfect for those who want to learn or improve their Igbo despite being away from the homeland.,Igbos living abroad – For those who want to keep their heritage alive while living in foreign countries.,Half-caste Igbos – Learn to reconnect with your native Igbo language and culture, whether you're part Igbo or seeking fluency in your heritage language.,Foreigners interested in Igbo – If you're a language enthusiast or someone who loves learning new languages, this course will introduce you to one of Africa’s most vibrant languages.,Diplomats and missionaries – Ideal for those working in cultural or diplomatic roles who want to engage with Igbo-speaking communities.,Translators – Aspiring or professional language translators who wish to expand their expertise to include Igbo.,Teachers & Students – This course is also great for school teachers and students who wish to master Igbo and incorporate it into their curriculum or studies.