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Jé K`Į Ka Yorłbį: An Intermediate Course [Mīkstie vāki]

  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 256 pages, height x width: 279x216 mm, weight: 544 g, 104 b-w illus.
  • Sērija : Yale Language Series
  • Izdošanas datums: 17-Feb-1998
  • Izdevniecība: Yale University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0300071450
  • ISBN-13: 9780300071450
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 256 pages, height x width: 279x216 mm, weight: 544 g, 104 b-w illus.
  • Sērija : Yale Language Series
  • Izdošanas datums: 17-Feb-1998
  • Izdevniecība: Yale University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0300071450
  • ISBN-13: 9780300071450
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This intermediate textbook for courses in Yoruba, one of the principal languages in Nigeria, presents a theme-based, communication-oriented approach that teaches language through culture as well as grammar. The book—the first intermediate Yoruba text to emphasize written, oral, and cultural activities—includes monologues, dialogues, poems, and songs, as well as twelve readings used as points of departure for individual and class exercises that further students’ proficiency in reading, speaking, listening to, and writing Yoruba.

By the end of the course, students will have learned to read Yoruba short stories and prose found in newspapers, letters, and magazines; become sensitive to some of the problems of contemporary life in Yoruba-speaking areas; developed their ability to communicate thoughts orally and in writing and to understand conversational Yoruba. The texts and accompanying illustrations provide a wide range of authentic materials for students to apply the language creatively for their own purposes.

Instructor's Guide xi
To the Student xvii
Acknowledgments xix
Preliminary Lesson: Greetings
1(10)
lkini
1(1)
Asa
2(2)
lkini
4(3)
Poem: Akoko N Lo
7(1)
Elision
7(4)
Eko Kiini Apartments or Houses
11(18)
Monologue: Aina n soro nipa fulaati re
11(3)
Awon oro lati sapejuwe ile
13(1)
Grammar:
14(6)
Numbers: Expressing ``each,'' ``both,'' etc
14(3)
Qualifying Words for Descriptive Verbs
17(1)
The Verbs mu-wa and gbe-wa
18(2)
Dialogue: Olu n wa fulaati ti o maa gbe nigba ti ile-iwe ba bere. O pe ofiisi baba onile kan
20(1)
Pronunciation and Tones:
21(1)
Nasal Vowels en and un
21(1)
Tone Exercise
22(1)
Reading: Adugbo Mi
22(3)
Poem: lyara Mi
25(4)
Eko Keji: Physical Characteristics and Personal Traits
29(18)
Monologue: Joke n se apejuwe egbon re obinrin
29(2)
Grammar:
31(8)
More on Adjectives and Adjectival Verbs
31(4)
Expressing the Opposite Form of an Adjective
35(2)
Adverbs
37(2)
Dialogue: Kunle ati Tunji n so nipa ojo iwaju (future)
39(2)
Tone Exercise
40(1)
Reading: Omolere ati Kilanko
41(3)
Lullaby: O To O
44(3)
Eko Keta: Seasons and Times
47(18)
Monologue: Dupe n so nipa akoko ti o feran ju
47(1)
Grammar:
48(6)
Expressing ``Being Cold'' or ``It Is Cold.''
48(3)
Expressing Reactions, Feelings, and Opinions
51(2)
Emphatic Possessive Pronouns temi, tiwo, etc
53(1)
Dialogue: Dele je omo ilu Naijiriya. Ni ojo kan, okan ninu awon oluko re bi i nipa odun Keresimesi ni ilu Naijiriya
54(3)
Some Useful Seasonal Greetings
56(1)
Poem: Ojo Ro
57(1)
Tone Exercise
57(1)
Reading: Esin Meta Pataki Ti O Wa Ni lle Yoruba
58(7)
Eko Kerin: Health
65(18)
Monologue: Arabinrin Dairo (mama agba) n so nipa iriri won pelu alsan
65(4)
Vocabulary for Parts of the Body
67(2)
Grammar:
69(4)
Expressing Pain and Illness
69(3)
Use of the Negative Market ``ai''
72(1)
Dialogue: Ara Tope ko ya nitori naa o lo si odo dokita re
73(1)
Pronuciation and Tones
74(1)
Vowel Elision
74(1)
Tone Exercise
74(1)
Reading: ljapa Ati Ore Re Aja
75(3)
Poem: Eya Ara Mi
78(5)
Eko Karunun: The Market System
83(18)
Monologue: Bi a se n ta, nnkan ni ile Yoruba
83(2)
Grammar:
85(5)
Use of ``oni-''
85(3)
Summary of Questions
88(1)
Difference Between eeloo? and eleeloo?
89(1)
Dialogue: Bose lo si oja lati lo ra elubo ati eran
90(2)
Pronunciation and Tones
92(1)
The Vowel u
92(1)
Tone Exercise
93(1)
Reading: Oja Ni lie Yoruba
93(3)
Poem: Oja Oba
96(5)
Eko Kefa: Leisure Time Activities
101(18)
Monologue: Ere ldaraya
101(3)
Grammar: Unreal Conditional Form ``iba''
104(5)
Leta Kiko
106(3)
Dialogue: Yvette je omo ilu Amerika ti o n lo si Yunifasiti ti lfe-Oun ati Tunji pade ni kilaasi Yoruba
109(2)
Tone Exercise
110(1)
Reading: ljapa Ati Erin (Apa Kiini)
111(3)
Poem: Ekun M'eran
114(5)
Eko Keje: Raising Children at Home
119(12)
Monologue: Baba Tolu n so fun Tolu nipa eko-ile ni ile Yoruba
119(3)
Grammar: Negation Review
122(2)
Tone Exercise
124(1)
Reading: ljapa Ati Erin (Apa Keji)
124(3)
Poem: Toju lwa Re
127(4)
Eko Kejo: Government Jobs
131(12)
Monologue: Ise Olopaa
131(2)
Grammar:
133(4)
Expressing Phrases such as ``each___'' or ``every___''.
133(1)
Use of the Particle ``fi''
134(1)
Expressing Comparative and Superlative Forms
135(1)
Tone Exercise
136(1)
Reading: Owo Ori
137(3)
Poem: Owo o!
140(3)
Eko Kesanan: Traditional Jobs
143(10)
Monologue: Ise Agbe
143(3)
Grammar: Different Ways to Use the Word ``Lati''
146(2)
Tone Exercise
147(1)
Reading: Ise Owo
148(2)
Poem: Ise Ni Oogun Ise
150(3)
Eko Kewaa: Food Preparation
153(14)
Monologue: Ounje Ti Mo Feran Ju Lo
153(2)
Grammar:
155(4)
Review of the Differences Between Fi and Lo
155(1)
Relative Clause Marker Ti
156(2)
Difference Between Ti, Pe, and Ki
158(1)
Tone Exercise
159(1)
Reading: Isomoloruko Tabi lkomojade Ni lle Yoruba
159(5)
Poem: Idowu
164(3)
Eko Kokanla: Taking a Trip
167(14)
Monologue: Irinajo Ti Dele Gbadun Ju lo
167(3)
Grammar:
170(4)
Different Ways of Using Verbs such as: San vs. Sanwo; Ji vs. Jale; Je vs. Jeun, etc.
170(2)
Review of Wh-Question Markers in Questions and Statements.
172(2)
Tone Exercise
174(1)
Reading: Anfaani Ati Ewu Ti O Wa Ninu Gbigbe llu Ti O Tobi
174(3)
Poem: Onile N Re'le
177(4)
Eko Kejila: Women's Role in Different Activities
181(12)
Monologue: lpo Obinrin Ninu Ise llosiwaju
181(3)
Grammar:
184(3)
Expressing Sentences such as ``There is/There is not.''
184(1)
Differences between Ko and Ma
185(1)
Tone Exercise
186(1)
Reading: Se O Dara Ki Obinrin Maa Sise Ni lta Gege Bi Awon Okunrin
187(3)
Poem: Omo Daadaa
190(3)
Appendix A: ``When'' 193(1)
Appendix B: Questions 194(1)
Appendix C: Verbs 195(1)
Appendix D: Yoruba-English 196(15)
Appendix E: English-Yoruba 211(14)
Grammatical Index 225
Antonia Yétśndé Folįrģn Schleicher is associate professor of African languages, University of Wisconsin-Madison.