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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.

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Ịghọta ilu bụ a akụkụ nke ịbụ Igbo. Ya mmanụ nri anyị, ọ bụ ihe mbụ nne na nna anyị na-ekwu tupu ha na-enye anyị ndụmọdụ.

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