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Unit 4: Looking for a place to rent 47 1111 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1111 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 4222 KIMBERLY: OĞBÕNI MAKINDE: KIMBERLY: OĞBÕNI MAKINDE: KIMBERLY: OĞBÕNI MAKINDE: KIMBERLY: OĞBÕNI MAKINDE: KIMBERLY: OĞBÕNI MAKINDE: KIMBERLY: Vocabulary wá tí lè rõœnætì Good afternoon, sir. Yes, good afternoon. How are things? Fine. Please, I am looking for a house that I can rent. What kind of a house do you want? I want a house that has one bedroom, a living room, a very nice kitchen, and a bathroom. We have one flat that is very nice and that has all the things you mentioned. How much is it? It is six thousand Naira per month. Please, can you accept five thousand Naira per month? Okay. But it cannot be less than five thousand. And you have to pay a two-year rent (in advance). No problem. Thanks a lot. to look for relative clause marker “that” can or be able to to rent $ irú ilé wo? what kind of a house? ní to have yàrá bedroom páloΩ living room
48 Unit 4: Wíwá ilé láti ré.ǹtì ilé ìdáná ibalùwõΩ fúláàtì dára gbogbo dárúko≥ eélòó ni? õgbõΩrún Náírà fún kitchen bathroom flat good/nice all to name how much is it? a thousand Nigerian unit of currency for $ $ oßù month gba to accept l’oßù per month dín to be less gbo≥doΩ must/have to san to pay owó money o≥dún year õ ßeun thank you púpoΩ a lot Language and culture points A two-year rent! Why did Mr. Makinde insist on having Kim pay a two-year rent in advance? In Nigeria, because it is a common thing for tenants to refuse to pay their monthly rent after the expiration of their initial payment, landlords or realtors usually charge a one- to two-year rent in advance. The hope is that they will not have to worry about collecting rent for the next one or two years at least. After a year or two, if the tenant refuses to pay his or her rent, then the realtor or the landlord will begin the process of eviction which may take up to six months; also, during this time, the tenant may refuse to pay until he or she is eventually evicted. When the realtor rents out the now vacant space, he or she increases the rent to cover the court fees spent on evicting the former tenant. In short, it is a hard business to be a landlord in Nigeria. Language points More question forms Using irú . . . wo ni? “what kind of . . .?” If you want to find out the kind of things someone has, you use the question form irú . . . wo ni? For example: Irú ilé wo ni o fõœ? What kind of a house do you want?
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