1.2 |
Questions
- क्या,कहाँ,
कैसे |
Most questions are formed by
placing a question word (like "what" or "where") right before the
verbal phrase.
Examples:
Subject |
Modifiers/ Object
(if any) |
Question Word |
Verb |
Your name |
|
what |
is? |
आपका
नाम |
|
क्या |
है? |
Vegetable |
|
where |
is? |
सब्ज़ी |
|
कहाँ |
है? |
This |
|
what |
is? |
यह |
|
क्या |
है? |
These tomatoes |
|
how
|
are?
|
ये
टमाटर
|
|
कैसे
|
हैं?
|
Any statement can be turned
into a "yes-no" question by putting the question word क्या
in front of the sentence. In this kind of question sentence, the
word क्या is
not translated.
Examples:
Question Word |
Subject |
Modifiers/ Object |
Verb |
--- |
Your name |
Deepa |
is? |
क्या |
आपका
नाम |
दीपा |
है? |
--- |
This |
sweet |
is? |
क्या |
यह |
मीठा |
है? |
Note that in English, this kind
of "yes-no" question is usually made by putting the verb or auxiliary
verb at the beginning of the sentence:
"Is your name Deepa?"
"Is this sweet?"
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