Ede: Oro Aropo Oruko Ni Ipo Oluwa – Basic 5 Yoruba Lesson Note (Third Term)

Afojusun Eko (Learning Objectives)

Ni opin idanileko yi, awon akeko yoo le:

1. Salaye oro aropo oruko ninu gbolohun Yoruba ni ipo oluwa
2. Fala si oro aropo oruko ni ipo oluwa ninu gbolohun
3. Sapejuwe oro aropo ni ipo eyo, opo ati ni pe oluwa
4. Lo won ni gbolohun kikun
5. Dahun ibeere lori eko yi

Asayan Koko-oro (Content)

Kini Oro Aropo Oruko?

Oro aropo oruko ni oro ti a nlo lati dipo oruko kankan tabi nkan kankan. Won ni awon oro bi: mi, o, won, a, yin, abbl.

Awon Ori Oro Aropo Oruko:

1. Ni Ipo Oluwa (Subject Position):

• Mi/Mo – fun eniyan akoko (first person singular)
  1. Apere: “Mi o lo si oja” / “Mo lo si oja”
• O – fun eniyan keji (second person singular)
  1. Apere: “O wa si ile”
• O/Won – fun eniyan keta (third person singular/plural)
  1. Apere: “O sun” (O/she/it slept), “Won de” (They arrived)

2. Ni Ipo Eyo (Object Position):

• Mi – “O ri mi” (He/she saw me)
• E – “Mo ri e” (I saw you)
• Won – “A ri won” (We saw them)

3. Ni Ipo Opo (Possessive):

• Mi – “Ile mi” (My house)
• Re – “Ile re” (Your/his/her house)
• Wa – “Ile wa” (Our house)

Awon Apere Gbolohun:

1. “Mo feran re” – I love you
2. “O mu omi” – He/She drank water
3. “Won kọrin” – They sang
4. “A jọ lo” – We went together
5. “Ẹ wa” – You (plural) come

Iṣẹ Adaṣe (Practice Exercise)

Pari awon gbolohun wonyi pelu oro aropo oruko to yẹ:

1. ___ lo si oja (I went to market)
2. ___ mu omi (You drank water)
3. ___ kọrin (T