Countries And Spoken Languages

Eni – Name	Evboere	Ovbie Evbo	Language - Evbonoze	Country
Edoghogho	Naigirria	Ovbie Edo	Edo	Edo
Maria	Sipeni	Ovbie Sipeni	e-Sipeni	Spanish
Kati	Giamany	Ovbie Giamany	e-Giamany	German
Tebia	Ganan	Ovbie Ganan	Asanti	Ghanian
Maris	Italy	Ovbie Italy	Italo	Italian
Mandela	Satafrica	Ovbie Satafrika	Suahili	South African
Efosa	Fransi	Ovbie Fransi	e-Fransi	French
Mamadu	Senega	Ovbie Senega	Wolofi	Senegalese
Diego	Potoki	Ovbie Potoki	e-Potoki	Portuguese
Maradona	Agientina	Ovbie Agientina	e-Sipeni	Argentina
Giuli (Julie)	Polandi	Ovbie Polandi	e-Polisi	Polish
Igor	Rusia	Ovbie Rusia	e-Ruso	Russian
Devidi (David)	Ositelia (Australia)	Ovbie Ostrelia	Ingilisi	Australian
Gioni (John)	Kanada	Ovbie Kanada	Ingilisi/e-frensi	Canadian
Dii (dee)	Kiaena	Ovbie Kiaena	e-kiaena	Chinese
Emeka	Naigirria	Ovbie Naigirria	Igbo	Nigerian
Hasan	Morroko	Ovbie Morroko	Arabu	Morrocan

Note:

Most Edo nouns do take “e” which also fuction as an article

Names of languages do have "e" added to it at the begining of the word or noun without vowel sound as in the case of “Sipeni”(Spain) above. Again “e” letter in “Ovbie” is silence and represented with up aprostophy if the next word begins with a vowel, e.g. as in the case of “Ovbie Italy” better written or shorten as “Ovbi'Italy”.

Some Professions and Spoken Languages

Eni – Name	Evboere	Ovbie Evbo
Edoghogho	Naigirria	Ovbi'Edo
Maria	Sipeni	Ovbie Sipeni
Kati	Giamany	Ovbie Giamany
Tebia	Ganan	Ovbie Ganan
Maris	Italy	Ovbi'Italy
Mandela	Satafrica	Ovbie Satafrika
Efosa	Fransi	Ovbie Fransi
Mamadu	Seniga	Ovbie Seniga
Diego	Potoki	Ovbie Potoki
Maradona	Agientina	Ovbi'Agientina
Giuli (Julie)	Polandi	Ovbie Polandi
Igor	Rusia	Ovbie Rusia
Devidi (David)	Ostrelia (Australia)	Ovbi'Ostrelia
Gioni (John)	Kanada	Ovbie Kanada
Dii (dee)	Kiaena	Ovbie Kiaena
Emeka	Naigirria	Ovbie Naigirria
Hasan	Morroko	Ovbie Morroko

Language - Evbonoze		Iwina - Profession
Edo	Edo	Tisa	Teacher
e-Sipeni	Spanish	Ogbugbo	Farmer
e-Giamany	German	Edokito / Edokita	Doctor
Asanti	Ghanian	Mankaniki	Mechanic
Italo	Italian	Enonsi	Nurse
Suahili	South African	Ohue	Hunter
e-Fransi	French	Odueki	Trader
Wolofi	Senegalese	Okpemaba	Musician
e-Potoki	Portuguese	Ovbirhuemwin	Student
e-Sipeni	Argentina	Ofimoto	Driver
e-Polisi	Polish	Oguokor	Ship Captain
e-Ruso	Russian	Olevbare	Cook
Ingilisi	Australian	Ogbebe	Writer/ Author
Ingilisi/e-frensi	Canadian	Okporu	Spokesman
e-kiaena	Chinese	Oguiezor / Omugui	Lawyer
Igbo	Nigerian	Obo	Traditional Doctor
Arabu	Morrocan	Ovbirhuemwin Olakpa Ogbalegbe Isukpo Okarioba Osukpon	Student Police MobilePolice Road Constructors Governor Tailor

Note:

Most Edo nouns do take “e” which also fuction as an article. Names of languages do have  "e-" added to it at the begining of the word or nouns without vowel sound as in the case of “Sipeni”(Spain) above. The “e” letter in “Ovbie” is silence if the next word begins with a vowel, e.g. as in the case of Tebia, the ghanian. Again, “Ovbie Italy” is better written as “Ovbi'Italy”.