Ego ole ka ihe a dị?
How much does this cost?
Usage
Basic price inquiry at market
Grammar Note
"ole" = "how much/many"
Enwere m ike ịkparịta ọnụ ahịa?
Can I negotiate the price?
Usage
Open price negotiation
Grammar Note
"Enwere m ike" = "I can"
Ọ dị mma ma ọ bụrụ na ị na-ere ya n'ọnụ ahịa dị ala?
How about [lower price]?
Usage
Propose a lower price
Grammar Note
"ma ọ bụrụ na" = "if"
Ị nwere ike ibelata ọnụ ahịa?
Can you give me a discount?
Usage
Request discount for bulk or last item
Grammar Note
"Ị nwere ike" = "you can"
Ihe a bụ nke e ji aka mee?
Is this handmade?
Usage
Confirm if item is handcrafted locally
Grammar Note
"aka" = hand; "mee" = make
Gịnị ka e ji mee ya?
What material is this made of?
Usage
Ask about the material
Grammar Note
"ji" = "using", "mee" = "make". "Gịnị ka e ji mee ya?" = "what is it made of?"
Ị nwere ike ikechie ya ka ọ bụrụ onyinye?
Can you gift-wrap this?
Usage
Request gift wrapping
Grammar Note
"ka ọ bụrụ" = "as a"
Ọ bụ ebee ka ahịa abali dị?
Where is the night market?
Usage
Ask for night market location
Grammar Note
"abali" = "night"
Ị nwere ike inye m resiti?
Can I have a receipt?
Usage
Request a receipt
Grammar Note
"inye" = "to give"
Oge ole ka ahịa a na-eme?
What are the market opening hours?
Usage
Ask about market hours
Grammar Note
"Oge" = time; "ole" = how much
M na-ele naanị, daalụ.
I'm just looking, thank you.
Usage
Politely decline vendor pressure
Grammar Note
"naanị" = "only, just"
Ị na-anabata ịkwụ ụgwọ site na kaadị?
Do you accept card payment?
Usage
Confirm card payment accepted
Grammar Note
"site na" = "via, with"
A na-azụta m ya dị ka ihe ncheta.
I'm buying this as a souvenir.
Usage
As a traveler buying souvenirs
Grammar Note
"dị ka" = "as, like"
Ị nwere ike iziga ya gaa mba ọzọ?
Can this be shipped internationally?
Usage
Ask about international shipping
Grammar Note
"Ị nwere ike" = "you can"
Gịnị bụ ihe kacha mma ma ọ bụ nke kacha ọhụrụ ị nwere?
What's your best / freshest item?
Usage
Ask for vendor's best recommendation
Grammar Note
"kacha" forms superlative
Ọ nwere ike ikwe ka ọnụ ahịa daa obere?
Is the price negotiable?
Usage
Ask if price is negotiable
Grammar Note
"daa" = "to fall/come down"
Ihe a dị oke ọnụ.
This is too expensive.
Usage
Express item is too expensive
Grammar Note
"oke ọnụ" = expensive (ọnụ = price, oke = great); "dị" = copula
Ahịa
Market
Usage
Point at it when asking where the market is — market days structure life in Igbo towns
Akpa
Bag
Usage
Point at it to ask for a bag for what you have bought
More Igbo phrases
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