For asking a question about something:
* Kedu: This is the most common way to say "what" in Igbo. It's used for general questions like "What is this?" or "What are you doing?"
For asking a question about a specific thing:
* Gini: This is used for asking about a specific thing, like "What did you eat?" or "What is your name?"
For asking about the quality of something:
* Olee: This is used to ask about the quality or nature of something, like "What is it like?" or "What is its purpose?"
Example Sentences:
* Kedu ka m ga-esi eme ya? (What should I do?)
* Gini ka i riri? (What did you eat?)
* Olee otú ụlọ a dị? (What is this house like?)
It's important to use the correct word for "what" based on the context of your sentence.