Asking Questions

1. Question Words:

• Gịnị (What): Gịnị bụ ike ịbịa? (What is your name?)
• Kedu (How): Kedu ihe mere ị ga-eji? (How will you do it?)
• Nke (Which): Nke a bụ onye gburugburu? (Which one is the leader?)
• Ebee (Where): Ebee ka ina-eme? (Where are you going?)
• Ihea (When): Ihea bụ ndụ? (When is the festival?)

2. Altered Word Order:

• Adding “Ka” or “Si” at the beginning of a sentence: Ka anyị ghọta? (Shall we go?)
• Using a rising intonation: I naghị adịghị mma? (You are not fine?)

3. Verb-Noun Combination:

• Verb-noun combinations can also be used to ask questions: Jide ihe ị chọrọ? (What did you choose?)
• Noun-Verb combinations: Nwanne bụrụ na anyị eji? (Is it true that we won?)

Remember to use the appropriate tone and intonation when asking questions in Igbo to convey the intended meaning.