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Ere Opolo: Matimatiisi to gbona felifeli

Ile itaja kan n ta masiini okada ati keke maruwa. Apapo gbogbo oja ti won ni je. meje (apapo okada ati keke maruwa), gbogbo oja won lapapo si ni taya mokandinlogun.

Nje o le so iye okada ati keke maruwa to wa ninu soobu naa, to ba je wi pe taya meji ni okada ni ti keke maruwa si ni meta?

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