
Learning numbers in itsekiri doesn’t have to be done on worksheets. Not at all! In this session, we are going to be having fun learning about numbers in itsekiri language, recognizing them, counting, and one to one correspondence, in a hands on way. Beginners in itsekiri language learn counting as a pattern of words, just like a nursery rhyme. This is done in a process of counting by repeating the numbers.

This session is all about making learning activities about numbers in itsekiri fun for beginners and not a chore. With a collection of written numbers, pictures, videos and audio, we do believe that this knowledge of numbers in itsekiri language,can be passed across to beginners of itsekiri language, and to oncoming generations.
Learning Numbers in Itsekiri Begins with 1-2-3

Today, we will be learning the numbers in Itsekiri language and their usage in our everyday activities. Further learning will to know how these numbers can be used in our sentence pattern when speaking itsekiri language.
In our later examples, we will list out some numbers in itsekiri language and their pronunciations. .
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Name some common Items in English.
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Learn the Itsekiri names of these Items .
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How to spell these items in Itsekiri.
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How to pronounce Items in Itsekiri.
Ni Ofo ene ni onuwe, urun ti ene wa kó ká se urun bobo ti ene ka ri kpirakpira ni ubo ti ene ka ka ni
Ni Ofo ene ni onuwe, urun ti ene wa kó ká se urun bobo ti ene ka ri kpirakpira ni ubo ti ene ka ka ni
AudioKIKA NI ITSEKIRI
Learning the numbers in itsekiri is so much fun and as easy as A B C. It begins with counting 1 2 3 and their words in itsekiri with their audio interpretation. So lets go have some fun with the numbers in itsekiri.
One

I want to Say
Give me one plate
Say
Mu esete OKAN gbemi
Two

I want to Say
I want TWO books
Say Meetèlù
Mo fe iwe MEEJI
Three

I want to Say
Gbubemi bought three shoes
Say
Gbubemi ra ewu MEETA
Four

I want to Say
Give me four oranges please
Say
mobie mu osa MEEREN gbe mi
Five

I want to Say
We are five in my family
Say
ene MAARU ni ebi mi
Six

I want to Say
I have six books
Say
mo ne iwe MEEFA
Seven

I want to Say
Oti will travel at 7 Oclock
Say
Oti wa gwa ni urojo MEEJE
Eight

I want to Say
Eight oranges in the basket
Say
Osa MEEJO wi ni akpere we
LEARNING ALPHABETS IN ITSEKIRI
Knowing the Alphabets in Itsekiri can provide a lot of learning entertainment for beginners in the language, especially small children. Find out more on how to spell, read and pronounce numbers in Itsekiri.
Nine

I want to Say
Bawo has nine shoes
Say
bawo ne isabatu MEESAN
Ten

I want to Say
The ten cars are mine
Say
oko-ale meegwa we temi ren
Eleven

I want to Say
They gave us eleven cups
Say
aghan mu uku okan-leegwa gbene
Twelve

I want to Say
twelve birds
Say
egbele oko MEEJI-LEEGWA
Thirteen

I want to Say
Ebamije has 13 shirts
Say
Ebamije ne ewu meeta-legwa
Fourteen

I want to Say
Tosan is 14 years old
Say
tosan se odon meren-legwa
Fifteen

I want to Say
We have 15 plates
Say
Ene ne esete maaru-legwa
Sixteen

I want to Say
16 ants are running
Say
arira meefa-legwa wino sa


Seventeen

I want to Say
Today is january 17th
Say
Onuwe ojo meeje-legwa ni owan-odon
Eighteen

I want to Say
18 horses are eating
Say
Esi meejo-legwa wino jewun
Nineteen

I want to Say
Nineteen chicks are crossing
Say
oton egbele meesan-legwa wino da
Twenty

I want to Say
There are 20 men in the compound
Say
Ekeren ogun wino ugba we
Thirty

I want to Say
I am 30years old today
Say
Mo se odon ogban ni onuwe
Forty

I want to Say
Tuoyo will travel in 40 days time
Say
Tuoyo wa gwa ni ojo oji to wa
Fifty

I want to Say
50 ants are in the hole
Say
Arira meegwa-le-oji wi ni uro we
Sixty

I want to Say
The school has sixty teachers
Say
Ulieko we ni okueneko ota
Seventy

I want to Say
70 Worshipers are singing
Say OKO-ALE
Ore-uliusen meegwa-ejotuoren wino ko erin
Eighty

I want to Say
Tetseoma's dad is 80years old
Say PERE
Owa-tetseoma se odon oren
Ninety

I want to Say
I will come in 90 days time
Say UWENGBE
mo wa ni ojo meegwa-ejotuoru
Hundred

I want to Say
Uwanikone gave misan 100 naira
Say
Uwanikone mu naira oru gbe misan