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Literary Devices (Atumatuokwu)
Covers various stylistic elements used in Igbo literature to enhance meaning and effect.
Essay (Edemede)
Candidates will learn the fundamental principles and various types of essay writing in Igbo.
Languages (Asụsụ)
This section focuses on the foundational linguistic aspects of the Igbo language, including writing, comprehension, phonetics, grammar, and translation.
Oral Literature (Agụmagụ Ọnụ/ Agụmagụ Odinala)
An exploration of traditional Igbo literary forms passed down through spoken word.
Literature (Agụmagụ)
This module delves into the rich literary traditions of the Igbo people, encompassing both oral and written forms.
Comprehension (Aghotaazaa)
One passage of about one hundred and fifty (150) words will be provided for comprehension analysis.
subject outline
- Languages (Asụsụ)
- Essay (Edemede)
- Comprehension (Aghotaazaa)
- Sounds and Sound Patterns (Udaasusụ na Usoro Udaasusu)
- Spelling and Spelling Rules (Nsupe na Iwu Nsupe)
- Igbo Orthography (Mkpuruedemede Igbo)
- Dialect and Standard Igbo (Olundi/Olumba na Igbo Izugbe)
- Igbo Word Derivation (Usoro Mmubaokwu n'Igbo)
- Grammar (Utoasusụ)
- Translation (Ntụgharị)
- Literature (Agụmagụ)
- Literary Devices (Atumatuokwu)
- Oral Literature (Agụmagụ Ọnụ/ Agụmagụ Odinala)
- Written Literature (Agụmagụ Ederede)
- Customs and Institutions (Omenala na Ewumewu)