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 tonal, so pitch can change a word’s meaning. The marks above show this reading. The recording is a native speaker.
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.