Nkọwa (Introduction) Temperatures in Nigeria vary with season. The weather is really hot but rarely humid. This makes it very comfortable even when it is hot. There are two main seasons. The dry season (oge ọkọchị) and the rainy season (oge udu mmiri).The rainy season is from May to August. The dry season is approximately from September to April. November through March is very very dry and the period is called harmattan period “oge ụgụrụ”. The wind blowing during this period is dry and dusty and makes the body very dry.

Introduction (Nkọwa) When we meet people the first thing we want to do is to get to know our acquantainces. For instance, we would be interested in finding out their names, where they live, and where they come from. We also reciprocate by telling the same information to our acquantainces. In this unit, we are going to engage in a dialogue about people’s residences and nationalities.

We have learned how to conjugate verbs in order to make sentences of affirmation. In this unit, we are going to learn how to construct sentences in the present, past, and future tenses. Finally, here we will talk about making plans for the future.