Edo Language By Uwagboe Ogieva

Edonaze Made Easy - African language Guide 1

Are you tired? - "Egbe wọ wẹ?"

Come and meet me at work.- "Do mienmwen vbe isiwina"
Don't forget to bring something for me - "Ghẹ miamia ya rrie emwin gumwen".
Give me something – "Rrie emwin me"
Hello! - Koyọ!
He went to work - "Ọh rrie iwina".
He is at home - "Ọh r'owa".
How are you? - “Vbọyerẹ?”
I want to see somebody - "Ih khian mien ọmwan."
I went to see somebody - "Ih ya mien ọmwan"
I'm at work - "Ih rre iwina."
I'm fine, thank you – “Ọyẹse, urhuẹse”
I'm hungry - "Ohanmwen gbe mwen".
I'm not feeling fine - "Egbe ma rhanmwen"..
Today - Ẹrẹna,
Tomorrow - "Akhuẹ"
Where are you? - "Vbuaye"?
Where is your husband? - "Arhowa vbo?"
What are you doing? - "Vbuaru?"
What did you do? - "Vbuarhu?"
What is going on? "Vbọsunun?"
Yesterday - Nodẹ,

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ABD VBE EDO

ABD ESO VBE EMWIN NOKHAE VB'EDO

KH / khi / is a double consonant use mostly in Edo grama. kh is not present in English phonetics. Resemblance of pronounciation of kh in English is as in "hook" - (aden).
Examples of words with kh in Edonaze are:
1. kho - (resemble)
2. okhokho - (chicken)
3. otakho (backbiting)
4. ovbukho - (he goat)
5. okhoe - (worm)
6. ukhu - (inheritance)

KP / kpi / is a double consonant mostly use in Edo grama. kp is not present in English phonetics. Resemblance of pronounciation of kp in English is as in "pick" - (rriere).
Examples of words with kp in Edonaze are:
1. ukpe - (edge)
2. ekpo - (mascurade)
3. okpa (one)
4. akpo - (short person)
5. ukpon - (cloth)
6. ikpokuta - (stone)

RH / rhi / is a double consonant mostly use in Edo grama. rh is not present in English phonetics. Resemblance of pronounciation in English is as in "rich" - (efe).
RH sound seems to be a drag btw letter "r" and "h" i.e. a prefix some represent as "h" while others "r". Examples of words with rh in Edonaze are:
1. irhuemwin - (learning)
2. urhuese - (thanks)
3. arhuemwegbe (love)
4. arhukho - (guity person)
5. orhu - (grow fast)
6. orhu - (annoyance)

RR / rri / is a double consonant mostly use in Edo grama.
"r" is mostly silence while rr is promounce in Edo gramar.
The different btw "rr" and "r" is that rr sound as in the English "r" while one "r" is silence in Edo gramar. Examples of words with "rr" in Edonaze are:
1. rriemen - (give me)
2. rrule - (run)
3. rru - (on)
4. rra - (steal)
5. irri - (rope)
6. erren - (fire)

GB / gbi / is a double consonant mostly use in Edo grama. gb is not present in English phonetics. but in most west African languages.
Pronounciation of "gb" in English sound like in " bin" - (iku).
Examples of words with "gb" in Edonaze are:
1. agbon - (world/life)
2. egbo - (forest)
3. ugbo - (farm)
4. igbe - (ten)
5. gben - (write)
6. gboro - (plant)

GH / ghi / is a double consonant mostly use in Edo grama. gh is not present in English phonetics. .
Pronounciation of "gh" in English sound like in " bin" - (iku).
Examples of words with "gh" in Edonaze are:
1. igho - (money)
2. ighogho - (smoke)
3. oghede - (plantain)
4. ughugha - (room)
5. eghodo - (open corridor)
6. oghogho - (joy)

VB / vbi / is a double consonant use in Edo grama. vb is a combination of v and b sound as in "uvbi" - (young girl)
Pronounciation of "vb" in English sound like in " have" - (mwen).
Examples of words with "vb" in Edonaze are:
1. ivbie Edo - (Edo people)
2. ivbibieka - (children)
3. kevbe - (and/plus)
4. evbe - (kola)
5. evbi - (fat)
6. evbo - (country)

MW / mwi / is a double consonant use in Edo gramar. mw is a combination of m and w sound as in "emwen" - (word)
Pronounciation of "mw" in English sound like in " when" - (De eghe).
Examples of words with "mw" in Edonaze are:
1. umwen - (salt)
2. emwanmwan - (plan)
3. omwan - (person)
4. mwen - (have)
5. mwanren - (measure)
6. emwin - (thing/something)

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ABD Edo

A / a / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "Cat" (Ovbiẹden), "Dark" (Ebiebi), "that" (Ọni) in English. A is a vowel sound. Words in Edonaze that have the A sound are:
Owa - (house),
Ugha - (room),
Aza - (Bank),
Aga - (Chair).

B / bi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "big" (kpọlọ), "begining" (omuhen), "beat" (gbẹẹ).
B is a single consonant.
Words in Edonazẹ that have the B sound are:
Ubi - (slap),
Ubiẹmwen - (birth),
Biẹhua - (open), Biẹgbe - (close).

D / di / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "deep" (dinmwin), "dig" (Tonno), "divide" (ghare)
D is a single consonant.
Words in Edonazẹ that have the D sound are:
Odin - (stamara),
Idin - (grave),
Dẹẹ - (Buy),
Digien - (postriat).

E / e / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "Date" (Ẹghẹ), "take" (rrie), "place" (Eke) in English.
E is a vowel sound.
Words in Edonaze that have the E sound are:
Ovbe - (sleep),
Ẹwe - (goat),
Egie - (crowned),
Ode - (watch night).

Ẹ

Ẹ / ẹ / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "egg" (eken), "earth" (otoagbon), "Death" (uwu) in English.
Ẹ is a vowel sound.
Words in Edonazẹ that have the Ẹ sound are:
Ẹdẹ - (Day),
Ẹzẹ - (river),
Ẹghẹ - (time),
Odẹ - (partway).

F / fi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "feet" (atata owẹ), "fill" (vonren), "fix" (ziroen) in English.
F is a single consonant .
Words in Edonaze that have the F sound are:
fie - (throw),
ifi - (trap),
afiwerriẹ - (change),
ofionto - (rabbit).

G / gi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "give" (rriene), "gift" (izohẹ), "guit" (Arhukho) in English.
G is a single consonant
Words in Edonazẹ that have the G sound are:
Ogi - (mellon),
ogie - (leader),
ogiẹ - (laugh),
agidigbi - (fat person).

H / hi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "hill" (oke), "heat" (oton), "heal" (egberran) in English.
H is a single consonant .
Words in Edonazẹ that have the H sound are:
ohue - (hunter),
ahio - (urine),
uhiomwen - (pride),
ẹhi - (soul).

I / i 'e' / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "kid" (ovbokhan), "lead" (giodẹ), "feed" (rrievbare) in English. I is a vowel.
Words in Edonazẹ that have the I sound are:
ivin - (coconut),
iwina - (work),
izẹ - (rice),
ikpẹdin - (palmnut).

K / ke / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "cold" (wohua), "king" (ogie), "kill" (gbẹhua) in English. K is a single consonant .
Words in Edonaze that have the K sound are:
ikẹkẹ - (bycicle),
Eki - (market),
uki - (month),
okiri - (thick).

L / le / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "lady" (okpokhuo), "lake" (ovbi'eze), "later" (agha zẹkpẹ) in English. L is a single consonant .
Words in Edonaze that have the L sound are:
lẹfua - (flee),
levbare - (cook),
ulẹ - (run),
lawa - (enter).

M / mi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "million" (ẹbo), "meat" (emiowo), "meet" (amiegbe) in English. M is a single consonant .
Words in Edonazẹ that have the M sound are:
mudia - (stand),
mufua - (throw away),
mien - (take),
mionren - (press it).

N / ni / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "beneath" (ototo), "neat" (ẹhuan), "need" (emwin na gualo) in English. N is a single consonant .
Words in Edonazẹ that have the N sound are:
eni - (name),
oni - (cold),
Oni - (that),
uniaenmwen - (argue).

O / o / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "boat" (oko), "oath" (even), "vote" (zee) in English. O is a vowel.
Words in Edonaze that have the O sound are:
owa - (house),
ode - (rought),
okhogbo - (hut),
owo - (one).

Ọ

Ọ / Ọ / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "door" (ẹkhu), "bought" (dee), "before" (nogberra) in English. Ọ is a vowel sound.
Words in Edonazẹ that have the Ọ sound are:
kpolo - (big),
odo - (husband),
ẹbo - (shrine),
eho - (hear).

P / pi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "people" (ivbie ẹvbo), "pot" (uwawa), "pupil" (ivbie esuku ibieka) in English. P is a single consonant .
Words in Edonazẹ that have the P sound are:
epa - (elderly man),
kponmwen - (thank),
akpo - (short person),
ẹkpo - (bag).

R / ri / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "river" (ẹzẹ), "tie" (read), "return" (rieweriegbe) in English. "r" is silence in Edo gramar R is a single consonant .
Words in Edonazẹ that have the R sound are:
ibare - (outside),
ere - (him/her),
ore - (equal to),
oru - (thread).

S / si / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "sit" (tota), "send" (giẹẹ), "seed" (ikpẹ) in English. S is a single consonant.
Words in Edonaze that have the S sound are:
sanmwoen - (shake it),
ose - (friend),
isanren - (key),
isen - (five).

T / ti / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "teach" (maemwin), "teeth" (akon), "thick" (okhurru) in English. T is a single consonant.
Words in Edonazẹ that have the T sound are:
oto - (land),
eto - (hair),
tie - (call),
ta - (tell).

U / u / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "unity" (akugbe), "use" (lo), "union" (otu) in English. U is a vowel.
Words in Edonaze that have the U sound are:
ukpu - (cup),
Urhugha - (room),
ugbo - (farm),
ukorun - (pillow).

V / vi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "live" (ýin), "Dark" (Ebiebi), "that" (Ọni) in English. V is a single consonant.
Words in Edonaze that have the V sound are:
Eva - (two),
Iweva - (eleven),
iyeva - (forty),
viore - (take it).

W / wi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "wife" (Ovbokhanmwen), "week" (uzola), "we" (ima) in English. W is a single consonant and vowel sound. Words in Edonaze that have the W sound are:
owẹ - (leg),
ẹwu - (shirt),
uwawa - (native pot),
uwowa - (interior).

Y / yi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "yes" (ee), "yard" (awaramwen), "yellow" (kolo owen) in English. Y is a single consonant .
Words in Edonazẹ that have the Y sound are:
iyobo - (help),
iyi - (creation),
uyi - (respect),
oyi - (thief).

(Ý) / ýi / is a new alphabet introduce by Uwagboe Ogieva to differenciate y letter in 1) "iyoba " - (help) and "aýon" (drink). 2) iyi -(creation) and "ýin". (live).
The consonant "y" in english sound like "youth" - (igbama), "you" - (wẹ), and "young" - ( osẹde)
while letter "ý" sound as in yanki - (ovbie amẹrika), and in spanish like letter "ñ" as in "mañana" .- (akhuẹ [tomorrow])
Words in Edonazẹ that have the ý letter are
aýon (drink)
aýeho (deaf)
iýan (yam)
Words in Edonazẹ that have the "y" letter are
"iyi" - (creation)
"oyo" - (sactisfaction)
"uyi" - (respect)

Z / zi / in Edo alphabet is pronouns as in "zink" (ekpamakpu na ya kaen owa), "zoo" (Owa arhanmwen), "zeal" (agiengien) in English. Z is a single consonant .
Words in Edonaze that have the Z sound are:
zẹgiẹ - (quick),
Zabo - (fast),
zighizighi - (confusion),
Zẹẹ - (Choose).

c=k

C=K
"C" sound like "k" in Edonaze

j=gi

J=GI
"J" sound like "gi" in Edonaze

q=gu

Q=GU
"Q" sound like "gu" in Edonaze

x=zi

X=ZI
"X" sound like "zi" in Edonaze

Alphabets & equivalent in Edo

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