Asking a question in Seuna

Y/N questions

There are three ways that a Y/N question can be asked.

1) HA opens the sentence.

2) KA closes the sentence. ? RO KA ... a question or a statement ?

3) A question can also be posed by giving a rising intonation at the end of the sentence (the same as English). There must be a special question mark when you use this method. Seuna does have a special mark, it is only used when you pose a question using method 3, if you pose a question using methods 1 or 2, the special mark is not used.

WH questions

what	juma
who	jula
when	juku
where	juf
how	jwale
what type of	juta
how many, how much ??	juno
which, what one, which one	juba

ale = manner

Indefinite basic concepts

whatever	maju
whoever	laju
whenever	kuju
wherever	fiju
however	alju
any type of	taju
?? how many, how much ??	juno
?? whichever one ??	baju

When did you say. "When" indicates a qustion but also extreme indefiniteness

"I will come whenever you say" ... Is this really a RC ... time is never a very strongly held argument of a sentence but is always a very peripheral thing.

Question word => Indefinite pronoun

Question word => RC-marker

Index

1. Introduction to Seuna
2. Seuna : Chapter 1
3. Seuna word shape
4. The script of Seuna
5. Seuna sentence structure
6. Seuna pronouns
7. Seuna nouns
8. Seuna verbs (1)
9. Seuna adjectives
10. Seuna demonstratives
11. Seuna verbs (2)
12. Asking a question in Seuna
13. Seuna relative clauses
14. Seuna verbs (3)
15. Methods for deriving words in Seuna
16. List of all Seuna derivational affixes
17. Numbers in Seuna
18. Naming people in Seuna
19. The Seuna calendar
20. Seuna units