How do you say Hi I am slowly but surely trying to learn igbo so i can speak it fluentl will have help me out along the way okay in igbo?

Here's a way to say that in Igbo, focusing on clarity and natural phrasing:

Ndewo! M ga-amụta Igbo n'ike n'ike, ka m wee kwuo ya nke ọma. Ọ ga-amasị m ịta ụmụọmụ site na gị n'ụzọ.

Let's break it down:

* Ndewo! - Hello!

* M ga-amụta Igbo n'ike n'ike: I will learn Igbo slowly but surely.

* ka m wee kwuo ya nke ọma: so that I can speak it fluently.

* Ọ ga-amasị m ịta ụmụọmụ site na gị n'ụzọ: I would appreciate your help along the way.

Explanation:

* n'ike n'ike: literally means "forcefully, forcefully" but is used idiomatically for "slowly but surely."

* ka m wee kwuo ya nke ọma: This uses a subordinate clause to clarify the purpose of learning Igbo.

* ịta ụmụọmụ: This means to "learn" or "get instruction" in a broader sense, suggesting a desire for guidance.

* n'ụzọ: this means "along the way" or "in the process."

This phrase is polite and shows a willingness to learn. It also leaves space for the other person to offer help and encouragement.