There are several languages spoken around the world. Learning a new language is an asset as you can never tell when it will come handy.
If you love learning New Language, then welcome to todays lesson. You will learn the names of kitchen utensils in igbo language. By the way, igbo language is an African language spoken in Nigeria.
I have written post on how to greet in igbo language and body parts in igbo language check them out If you haven’t read it.
There are different dialects in igbo as mentioned by one of my readers in the comment section but the fact remains that regardless of the dialect any igbo person will still understand what you are saying.
Today you will learn how to mention some items in the kitchen. Lets go!
Pot: Ite
Spoon:Ngazi
Knife: Nma
Plate: Afele
Kettle :Ketulu
Fridge : igwe nju oyi
Gas cooker: ihe na-esi nri gas
Fry pan: ighe pan
I hope you have learned something new today. Is there any item i missed? Let me know in the comment section.
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I just learnt something new. Sometimes i wish i know how to speak it as most of my neighbors are igno.
What of glasscup, it wasnt mention, pls include it. It is also part pf the kitchen item
One think i dislike about the igbo people i have interacted with is that most of them doesnt like speaking their language even if they know you understand it so i dont know maybe they are not proud of the language.
Igbo language is such a beautiful language. Thanks for teaching other s this amazing language of ours.
Oh my days! You can’t believe that despite being an igbo i dont know what they call fridge. Most people normally call it fridge. Hardly have i heard anyone call it by its igbo name.
Fork
Igbanika nwannem nkem ma_na ofolo ihe ufodi
Dika ,bekee :Igbo
Multer:ikwe
Roober basket:nyo
Turning spoon:eku