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Edo Language Dictionary Online
(Nigerian/African Language) 

 

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To fully understand the words of the Edo speaking people of Nigeria, you must also learn to pronounce the words correctly.  Below is a table of our alphabet structure.  In the Edo language, there are 32 alphabets.  It consists of 7 vowels, 17 single consonants, and 8 double consonantsTwo of the vowels (E & O)  usually have a dot underneath them, but they are underlined on this site.

7 Vowels   17 Single Consonants   8 Double Consonants
A sounds like the first letter of Apple   B sounds like the first letter of Bell   GB sounds like the first two letters of GBig
E sounds like the first letter of Able   D sounds like the first letter of Dark   GH sounds like the first two letters of GHail
E sounds like the first letter of Egg   F sounds like the first letter of Fell   KH sounds like the first letter of Kin
I sounds like the first letter of Eve   G sounds like the first letter of Gear   KP sounds like the first two letters of KPiano
O sounds like the first letter of Over   H sounds like the first letter of Hello   MW sounds like the first  letter of Vim
O sounds like the first letter of Organ   K sounds like the first letter of Kettle   RH sounds like the first two letters of Roof
U sounds like the first letter of Who   L sounds like the first letter of Lake   RR sounds like RR
        M sounds like the first letter of Me   VB sounds like the first letter of Vote
        N sounds like the first letter of Neck        
        P sounds like the first letter of Pear        
        R sounds like the first letter of Ran        
        S sounds like the first letter of So        
        T sounds like the first letter of Tune        
        V sounds like the first letter of Vent        
        W sounds like the first letter of Well        
        Y sounds like the first letter of You        
Z sounds like the first letter of Zenith

 

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