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112 Unit 8: Sísọ nípa ènìyàn
information about someone else and not be considered rude, such as
when Mr. Makinde was asking about Kimberly’s family. The amount
of information provided depends on what the required information
is, or how much you’d like to give about the person in question.
Exercise 1
You are meeting your friend’s parents for the first time. Tell them
everything you’d like them to know about you. Use the following as
prompts.
1 Your name.
2 Your nationality.
3 What you do.
4 Where you live now and before.
5 Whether you have siblings or not.
6 Names of your siblings, if you have any.
7 Names of your parents, if you have any.
8 What your parents do.
9 How old your siblings are.
10 What you like to do.
Exercise 2
You meet Dele at a party and you would like to know more about
him. Ask him some questions that will help you to know him more.
You can use the following to get the information you need from him.
1 What he does at Ibadan.
2 Where he is from originally.
3 What he likes to do.
4 What he does not like to do.
5 If he speaks other languages aside from English and Yoruba.
6 Where his family lives.
7 If he has siblings or not.
Exercise 3
Answer the following questions about your friend.
1 Kí ni orúko≥oΩ$rõœ rõ?
2 Níbo ni ó n;gbé?