Igbo language

Igbo is a tonal language spoken primarily by the Igbo people in southeastern Nigeria. It features a rich system of sounds, including tones that can change the meaning of words. The language has a complex noun class system and uses prefixes and suffixes to convey different grammatical functions. Igbo is written using the Latin alphabet and is used in everyday conversation, literature, and cultural expressions. It plays a vital role in preserving Igbo identity, traditions, and history within Nigeria and beyond.