Akwa Ada si na ntị akwa dọkaa.

Akwa Ada si na ntị akwa dọkaa.

Ada's cloth tore from the edge of the cloth.

Ntị akwa a ruru unyi.

Ntị akwa a ruru unyi.

The edge of this cloth is dirty.

Biko dụọrọ m ntị akwa a.

Biko dụọrọ m ntị akwa a.

Please help me sew the edge of this cloth.

Jikọọ akwa abụọ ahụ n'ebe ntị akwa.

Jikọọ akwa abụọ ahụ n'ebe ntị akwa.

Join those two cloths at the edge.

Pịanye ntị akwa ahụ n'ime tupu i dụọ ya.

Pịanye ntị akwa ahụ n'ime tupu i dụọ ya.

Fold in the edge of that cloth before you sew it.

Uchenna bụ ọmụmaatụ ahaaka.

Uchenna bụ ọmụmaatụ ahaaka.

Uchenna is an example of a proper noun.

Enwere ụdị mkpọaha dị iche iche.

Enwere ụdị mkpọaha dị iche iche.

There are different kinds of noun.

Ọ na-akọwara m ihe ahaaka bụ.

Ọ na-akọwara m ihe ahaaka bụ.

He was explaining to me what proper noun is

Eji mkpụrụedemede ukwu ebido ahaaka ọbụla.

Eji mkpụrụedemede ukwu ebido ahaaka ọbụla.

Capital letter begins every proper noun.

Ọsịsa ahụ bụ ahaaka.

Ọsịsa ahụ bụ ahaaka.

That answer is proper noun.

Supee ahaaka.

Supee ahaaka.

Spell proper noun.

Gịnị bụ njirimara ahaaka?

Gịnị bụ njirimara ahaaka?

What are the characteristics of a proper noun?

Nke a o so na ahaaka?

Nke a o so na ahaaka?

Is this one among a proper noun?

Onye nkuzi anyị sị ka anyị de ihe ahaaka bụ.

Onye nkuzi anyị sị ka anyị de ihe ahaaka bụ.

Our teacher asked us to write what proper noun is.

Anyị mụrụ gbasara ahaaka taa.

Anyị mụrụ gbasara ahaaka taa.

We learnt about proper noun today.