cé
Asking Who
Cé asks who, as in Cé thusa? and Cé atá anseo? The rest of the question depends on whether it identifies someone or asks about a clause.
How It Works
Cé asks who, as in Cé thusa? and Cé atá anseo? The rest of the question depends on whether it identifies someone or asks about a clause.
Cé can ask for identity or for the person involved in an action. Cé thusa? is an identification question; Cé atá anseo? contains a relative clause with atá. Choose the rest of the question by its intended relationship rather than inserting cé before any statement unchanged.
Examples (3)
- Cé thusa?
Who are you?
- Cé atá anseo?
Who is here?
- Cé a léigh an leabhar?
Who read the book?
How It Connects
Learn This First
Compare an identity question with the self-identification construction.
Words in This Pattern
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