kedu: How or Which
Kedu + ka or a noun.
How It Works
Kedu is a flexible question word.
| Example | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Kedu ka i mere? | How are you? |
| Kedu ebe i bi? | Where do you live? |
| Kedu aha gị? | What is your name? |
You will also see the greeting as Kedu ka ị mere? with a dotted ị. Both spellings occur. This course writes i because mere has first-group vowels.
Ole “how many” is a different word, and olee comes in a later lesson.
Examples (4)
- Kedu ka i mere?
How are you?
The usual greeting question.
- Kedu ebe i bi?
Where do you live?
Kedu with a place noun.
- Kedu aha gị?
What is your name?
Kedu with a noun.
- Kedu ka ọ dị?
How is it?
Asks about a condition.
How It Connects
Related Patterns
Words in This Pattern
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