Yes/No Questions
A yes/no question can keep statement word order and use question intonation.
How It Works
A yes/no question can keep statement word order and use question intonation.
Greek uses the written question mark ;. There is no required equivalent of English do-support, and switching the subject and verb is not a general question rule.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Είσαι καλά; | Are you well? |
| Θέλεις νερό; | Do you want water? |
| Μιλάτε ελληνικά; | Do you speak Greek? |
Examples (3)
- Είσαι καλά;
Are you well?
- Θέλεις νερό;
Do you want water?
- Μιλάτε ελληνικά;
Do you speak Greek?
How It Connects
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Patterns that build on this one.
- γιατίAsking WhyLevel 1
- ποιος ποια ποιοAsking Who or WhichLevel 1
- πούAsking WhereLevel 1
- πόσος πόση πόσοAsking How Much or How ManyLevel 1
- πότεAsking WhenLevel 1
- πώςAsking HowLevel 1
- τιAsking WhatLevel 1
- Questions Inside a SentenceLevel 3
And 1 more in the full list.
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