English: I need an igbo voicemail translated to english

English: hope

Igbo:

English: Trigger happy men

Hausa:

Pidgin English: If to say i know

English:

English: Yakike

Pidgin English: Boli and groundnut

English:

English: When are you coming?

Igbo:

English: body

Igbo:

English: body

Hausa:

Pidgin English:

One day na one day, monkey go go market ehn no go ome back. hahahahahahahahahahaha. 

English:

English: Understanding proverbs is a part of being Igbo. Its oil to our food, it's the first thing our parents say before they give us advice.

Igbo:

English: Butterfly

Igbo:

English: I went for a night prayer at one
church.... So in the midst of the
prayer session, a member touched
my shoulder and said "YOU WILL
WALK"..... I didn't understand coz I
have no disability on me.... When I
got out of the church, my transport
money had been stolen.... INDEED I
WALKED...(more)

English: Nothing gladens my hreat more than seeing things like this. Long live the Igbo culture. #Nigeriansindiaspora ...(more)

Igbo:

: I need help translating a song that goes like this: baba la gumbala la gumbala havize. Sorry if the spelling is not correct. I was told it was a greeting song between different families or clans. Thanks for the help. I'm teaching it to my preschool and want to tell them what it means...(more)

English: Can't kill myself

English: Egg

Yoruba:

English: fast food

Yoruba:

English: The white chicken does not realise its age

Yoruba:

English: How to say basics words in yoruba

Yoruba:

Pidgin English: Garri and groundnut

English:

English:

Vybes Cord and the ghen ghen master @IAM_OREZl 

English: Sleep 

Pidgin English:

English:  rauemì 

English:

Ozo titleship is a symbol of prominence. The title-taking event is typically organized with an abundance of yam, meat, wine, and other staple foods – all of which symbolize prosperity in Igbo culture. "Ichi ozo bu maka ndi ogadagidi" which literally means: Taking the Ozo title is an affair for the high and mighty.

Igbo:

English: Pilot & the Mad Man A pilot was transporting a bunch of madmen from Lagos to a psychiatric facility in Johannesburg, South Africa. The madmen were making noise & suddenly, one entered the Pilot’s Cabin; MADMAN: Teach me how to fly a plane! PILOT: I would, under one condition. MADMAN: What? PILOT: If you can get your colleagues to keep quiet. (5 minutes later, the plane was very quiet!) PILOT: Wow! How did you get them to keep quiet? MADMAN: I opened the door & let them out...(more)