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Number Counting In Ogu Language (11 to 40)

Following our previous lesson where we covered numbers 1–10 (https://badagryforum.com.ng/p/55/number-counting-in-ogu-language-1-10), we will now explore the next stage of our counting system. As we move higher, you will notice how #Ogu

Learn Ogu / Egun Language @semasa ✓ 18 Jan 2026 262 views

Popular Ogu (Gunnuvi) Names and Their Meanings

In #Ogu land, names are not chosen at random. Our forefathers named children based on circumstances surrounding birth, such as timing, family history, spiritual beliefs, special events, or unusual experiences. Every name carries history,

Learn Ogu / Egun Language @semasa ✓ 6 Jan 2026 320 views

Number Counting in Ogu Language (1–10)

Hi to you all my fellow #Ogu people and all our well-wishers worldwide. Today’s lecture topic is number counting in the Ogu language from 1 to 10. Ogu uses the Latin script with special markings (diacritics) to change the sound of the

Learn Ogu / Egun Language @semasa ✓ 6 Jan 2026 501 views

Numbers Counting in Gugbe (Ogu / Egun Language) (1–10)

Important Note: We are #Ogu people simply #Gunnuvi — not #Egun and our counting system starts from ÒDÉ / DÒPÓ and continues endlessly. Let us begin. OGU NUMBER COUNTING (1–10) • 1 — DÒPÓ • 2 — AWE • 3 — ATÒN • 4 — ENE • 5 —

Learn Ogu / Egun Language @semasa ✓ 31 Dec 2025 123 views

Ways of Greeting and Interactive Expressions in Gugbe (Ogu / Egun Language)

Happy new year fellow Gunnuvi, (Ogu people) worldwide, and to all lovers of our language. Every indigenous language has its own system of greetings that reflects its culture, values, and social etiquette and Ogu language is no exception.

Learn Ogu / Egun Language @semasa ✓ 31 Dec 2025 418 views

Learning the Ogu Alphabet Using Objects

For beginners, one of the easiest ways to learn a language is by associating letters with familiar objects, just as we do in English and Yoruba: - English: A – Apple, B – Ball, C – Cat - Yoruba: A – Aja, B – Bata, D – Dọ̀nè, E – Ẹjo

Learn Ogu / Egun Language @semasa ✓ 31 Dec 2025 265 views