Iko Ibibio       English

Thank you for showing interest in learning this language, you have made the right dicision to study with us. we are going to take you step by step through out this program. Your first lesson will be to get familiar  with the alphabets.

This are the common or daily use letters, you need to know  with this you can understand your reading better, and are able pronounce this wards correctly.

This are the letters you need to know inoder for you to get started,   A   E     I   O      U 

This letters are pronounce defferently than it is in English
 A    will sound like you are saying  ( APPLE ) so the first letter is what
       you use, you say  Ar
       Practice this ward ( 40 ) which means  ABA , so anytime you 
       see A think about (Apple) it works all the time.

 E      Will  sound like Air, so when you say it, it will sound like Air, 
          Practice this ward ( FATHER ) Which means 
ETE

  I        Will  sound like you are saying  E, or In
          Practice this ward (TIME)  Which means INI

  O       Will  sound like you are saying  OPEN
            Practice this ward ( NIGHT )  which maens OKON

            Will  sound like you are saying  OR 
            Practisc this ward (AM FINE) which means    fon

            Now let us go over this letters so that you can get use to
            your pronounciations.

    U      Will sound like you are saying  HU
              Practice this ward (OLD) which means (USONG) 
           
            A  sounds  like  Ar or Apple
             E  sounds like   Air
             I   sounds like   E   or In
            O  sounds like   Open
             The fisrt letter is what you need to hear on your head
               A = ar,  E  =  a,  I  = e,  O = o,       = or, U = hu
           

This will be the end of  our
lesson for today, if you
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