#idomas

[sadpoeticandgay]

learning welsh is so funny bc it’s like no, i don’t take it in school, no, i’m not welsh, no, i’ll never use it but i love it so much it’s my little celtic nightmare of a language

(and for the love of god, it’s not all vowels)

[thetooncrew]

i love when they put idolmaster girls into the zenigata outfit congrats on shun moritsuka's transition

[josefadamu]

idoma carnival 🇳🇬🌟

dec '23

[folkfashion]

Idoma bride, Nigeria, by IdomaWeddings

[utaesthetics]

DM-1on1-Idoma

[pteropods]

quiero morirrrrrr "ohhg necesitas estar amable por la maestraaaaa esta haciendo el mejor que posible" NOOOO. ESTA HORIBLE. MORIR.

[ourlittlesister2015]

Sueño en otro idioma (2017), dir. Ernesto Contreras

[newwavenewsandentertainment]

Sharon Ooja's Fairytale Wedding: Tears, Luxury, and a Dash of Drama!"

Emotional Moment Sharon Ooja Cried While Reading Her Wedding Vows View this post on Instagram A post shared by @sabiradio Nollywood actress Sharon Ooja’s wedding has been the talk of the town, and for good reason! From her stunning outfits to her emotional moments, Sharon’s special day was a gift that kept giving. One such moment was when she burst into tears while reading her wedding vows.…

[lrcastellanos]

Cosas curiosas del idioma español (I)

El castellano cuenta con 88.000 palabras En el diccionario de la RAE se encuentra recogidas nada menos que 88.000 palabras. Algunas de ellas francamente extrañas. No obstante, aunque pueda parecernos una cifra muy alta, el inglés lo supera con 350.000 palabras. El primer documento en español data del año 959 El autor de este documento es un monje del convento San Justo y San Pastor, en La…

[aestret]

À ge ju nwaalu gó ga

[aoife-habla]

[bookwyrminspiration]

cuanto tiempo llevas aprendiendo español? aprendí en mi escuela para tres años pero sigo siendo malo.

empecé en la escuela media, cuando tenía 12 años, y estudié entonces para dos años. tuve que parar para...uno? dos? años en la secundaria por que mi escuela era un poco extraña y necesité esperar para cosas officiales en la sistema.

y entonces tomé español para dos años mas, las clases 1-4 con algunas otras si yo recuerdo bien. y ahora tengo un titulo de asociado en español!

estudié otras idomas despues (como asl) y no lo usé en mi vida mucho pero entonces mi clase de nahuatl empezó y los profes no hablan inglés. ellos enseñan solo en español y por lo tanto he tenido que utilizar la lengua mucho mas recientamente (dos semestres hasta ahora)

al principio fue un poco estresante y dificil, porque no tomé un curso de actualización o estudié en absoluto y había olvidado mucho. pero ahora puedo hablar mas o menos bien. olvido palabras todo el tiempo, pero puedo expresar la mayoria de que quiero preguntar o decir :)

[peepedthehorror]

hi ^_^ im charlie! he/they or el/elle!

im very new to langblr so please be nice Q_Q! were DID system and are also audhd(autism and adhd)

hola ^_^ soy charlie! yo estudiar español y mi español es mal porque es me primer ver estudiar un idoma (*´꒳`*) jajaja

languages: (american) english! currently learning spanish! i know the basics of ASL and i wanna learn french one day as well!

dni: proship, terfs, and transmeds are the main ones i dont want interacting with us! generally we'll just block you if we dont like u though XD

we like and follow from @boosfer !

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[kemetic-dreams]

Eri is said to be the original legendary cultural head of the Umu-eri groups of the Igbo people. Eri established a community in the middle of Anambra river valley (at Eri-aka) in Aguleri where he married two wives. The first wife, Nneamakụ, bore him five children. The first was Agulu, the founder of Aguleri (The ancestral head of Eri Kingdom clans) (the Ezeora dynasty that has produced 34 kings till date in Enugwu Aguleri), the second was Menri, the founder of Umunri / Kingdom of Nri, followed by Onugu, the founder of Igbariam and Ogbodulu, the founder of Amanuke. The fifth one was a daughter called Iguedo, who is said to have borne the founders of Nteje, and Awkuzu, Ogbunike, Umuleri, Nando and Ogboli in Onitsha. As one of the children of Eri, Menri migrated from Aguleri, which was and still is, the ancestral temple of the entire Umu-Eri (Umu-Eri and Umu-Nri). His second wife Oboli begot Ọnọja, the only son who founded the Igala Kingdom in Kogi State.

Eri is the founder of the Umueri and Umunri clans, both of whom were some of the most influential and powerful dynasties of priests and diviners in Igboland and adjacent areas such as the Bini and Igala/Idoma areas

When Eri was sent by Chukwu from the sky to the earth, he sat on an ant-hill because he saw watery marshy earth. When Eri complained to Chukwu, Chukwu sent an Awka blacksmith with his fiery bellows and charcoal to dry the earth. After the assignment, the Awka blacksmith was given ọfọ as a mark of authority for his smithing profession. While Eri lived, Chukwu fed him and his people with azu-igwe. But this special food ceased after the death of Eri. Nri, one of his sons, complained to Chukwu for food. Chukwu ordered Nri to sacrifice his first son and daughter and bury them in separate graves. Nri complied with it. Later after three Igbo-weeks (12 days) yam grew from the grave of the son and coco yam from that of the daughter. When Nri and his people ate these, they slept for the first time; later still Nri killed a male and a female slave burying them separately. Again, after Izu Ato, an oil palm grew from the grave of the male slave, and a bread fruit tree (ukwa) from that of the female-slave. With this new food supply, Nri and his people ate and prospered. Chukwu asked him to distribute the new food items to all people but Nri refused because he bought them at the cost of sacrificing his own children and slaves. Nri and Chukwu made an agreement. According to M. D. W. Jeffreys (1956:123), a tradition has it that:

"As a reward for distributing food to the other towns, Nri would have the right of cleansing every town of an abomination (nso) or breach, and of tying the Ngulu (ankle cords) when a man takes the title of ozo. Also he and his successor’s would have the privilege of making the Oguji, or yam medicine, each year for ensuring a plentiful supply of yams in all surrounding towns, or in all towns that subjected themselves to the Eze Nri. For this medicine all the surrounding towns would come in and pay tribute and Umunmdri people then could travel unarmed through the world and no one would attack or harm them" 

Another legend holds that Eri was one of the seven sons of Gad, who was himself one of the twelve sons of Jacob. He left the area together with his brothers Areli and Arodi and settled in the west bank of the Niger river in the present Anambra state, where Eri had a son called Aguleri who became the father of most of the Igbo clans

[corntort]

yo creo lo que me lastima más es no puedo ayudar mis amigos quien están apriendiendo español muchas veces. me da Tanto felicidad que le fascinan mi idoma materna pero muchas veces cuando me preguntan que significa algo yo no sé