Recap Survival Phrases Continued

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This episode seeks to put into practice the phrases learned in the previous episode utilizing two practical scenarios. It also has a recap of the phrases and vocabulary for easy reference. Dialogue 1 A: Uncle nnọ o <ul> <li>Uncle welcome </li> </ul> B: Oo nne, i tetala? <ul> <li>Well done dear, have you awaken? </li> </ul> A: Ehen, etetala m. I rahukwara  ọfụma? <ul> <li>Yes, I have awaken. Did you sleep well? </li> </ul> B: Ehen, kee maka gi? <ul> <li>Yes, what of you? </li> </ul> A: Ee, nsogbu adighi, Ngwanu anyi ga-ahụ emecha. <ul> <li>Yes, no problem. Alright we will see tomorrow. </li> </ul> B: Ngwanụ Ka  ọ di <ul> <li>Okay, goodbye. </li> </ul> Dialogue 2 A: Hi you all <ul> <li>Ndeewo nu </li> </ul> B: Well Done my child, have you arrived? Welcome. Welcome <ul> <li>Oo nwa m, i bịaroula? Nnọọ oo. Nnọ. </li> </ul> A: Yes... are you all well/in good health? <ul> <li>Oo Ahụ,  ọ dịkwa unu? </li> </ul> B: Yes we are well. I trust you are well/in good health. How about school? <ul> <li>Ehen Ahụ dị  anyị . Eji m aka na ahụ di gi, Kee maka ụlọ akwụkwọ gi. </li> </ul> A: It is well. I want to go and rest. <ul> <li>Ọ dị  mma oo. Achọrọ m ije zuru ike. </li> </ul> B: Okay. Alright, we will see later <ul> <li>Ooo ngwanụ, anyi ga-afụ, emecha . </li> </ul> Recap General Phrases to know: <ul> <li>Enwere m ajụjụ - I have a question. </li> <li>Ngwanụ - word used to denote the start of an action, can sometimes be translated as being okay/alright but its meaning can change with context. . </li> <li>Hapụ m aka - leave me alone </li> </ul> Additional ways to say  "good morning," that directly translate to mean "have you awaken/ have you come out of your sleep." <ul> <li>I te

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