Are there children in your life who want to learn the Ebira/Igbira language? This is the perfect dictionary! Included are pages filled with bright and colorful pictures and bilingual labels to help teach Ebira/Igbira words to English speaking children. Parents, teachers, and gift givers will find: 1000+ of familiar objects with illustrations Pictures labeled with the English word followed by its Ebira/Igbira equivalent Phonetic spellings the words Words grouped by themes This dictionary is a fun way for young English-speaking children to build a basic vocabulary in Ebira/Igbira. It's never too soon to start teaching boys and girls a second language! Perfect for children of all ages, these references employ stunning illustrations and photographs to bring to life the meanings of hundreds of essential terms. Filled with beautiful spreads, each pictorially defines many objects, people, concepts, and actions common to the everyday world of It makes gentle introductions, it is a great way to introduce the language. The book features, A fun and easy way for young language students to expand their vocabulary and broaden their knowledge. More than familiar objects are labeled in Ebira/Igbira and English, and structured by subject including: Animals, Action words, Colors, Position words, Directions, Numbers, Colo(u)rs... and many more! Ideal for learners of all ages at school or at home, as well as teachers who can use it as a tool in the classrooms
Adamu Atta
Adamu Atta was a Nigerian writer known for his novel "The Last Hope." His writing style was characterized by vivid descriptions and poignant social commentary. Atta's work shed light on the struggles of everyday Nigerians and highlighted the need for social change, making him a key voice in African literature.