 But below is the other Latinized (and seasonal) way of mentioning them.Januari (Oco ‘dupa sere)

Feburili (Kulini)

Marici (Zengulu)

Aprili (Ayi – Wet season)

Mayi (Mayi)

Juni (Emveki)

Julayi (Irri)

Agoslo (Iripaku)

Sebitemba (Lokopere)

Okitoba (Abibi)

Novemba (Waa)

Desemba (Anyu fi kuma)

Eka(Ika by terego) (red)

Imve (white)

Imve silili, imve whilili,imve sisirili (very pure white)

Ini (black)

Inibiricici, inicici,inikukuru (very dark)

Emvesi-enisi (black and white)

Foro [foro] (gray)

Foroto (grayish)

Cikiri/osu nyiri - chick peas

To study Lugbara, you might need a language teacher or guide but knowing the pronunciation basics and vocabulary preferably from a dictionary can give you a very good start.Practice by talking to natives physically or online and listening to Lugbara music.