What chọrọ means
- chọrọ Verb form
- wanted / wants / needsForm of ‘chọ’ expressing desire or need; time follows context.
How to say it
Say it as chọrọ. Keep every written vowel clear, including dotted vowels, without adding an English stress pattern.
Igbo is a tonal language, so the pitch of a word carries meaning. The spelling above keeps the marks the app teaches, and the recording is a native speaker, not a machine voice.
chọrọ in a sentence
- Ị chọrọ gịnị?What do you want?
- Ndị chọrọ iweghachi akwụkwọ ga-abịarịrị tupu oge ahụ.People who want to return books must come before that time.
- Nne nne m họọrọ akụkọ ọ chọrọ ịkọ, ọ bụghị nke m họọrọ ya.My grandmother chose the story she wanted to tell; I did not choose it for her.