Sen de geliyor musun?
English: Are you coming too?
- Language
- Turkish
- Level
- B2
- Unit
- Bağlaçlar, edatlar ve cümle türleri
- Practice types
- 0
What this grammar point covers
In Turkish, there are different types of question sentences. These include yes/no questions, information (wh-) questions, and choice questions. Each type has its own structure.
When to use it
Use these forms to ask for information, confirm facts, or offer choices in Turkish. Each type helps you get different kinds of answers from the listener.
Key forms
- Evet/Hayır soruları: Soru eki -mi/-mı/-mu/-mü (e.g., Geliyor musun?)
- Bilgi soruları: Soru kelimeleri (ne, kim, nerede, ne zaman, nasıl, neden, hangi, kaç) (e.g., Ne yapıyorsun?)
- Seçim soruları: İki veya daha fazla seçenek sunulur, genellikle 'mi' eki ile (e.g., Çay mı kahve mi istersin?)
Examples
Ne zaman başlıyor?
English: When does it start?
Kim aradı?
English: Who called?
Kitap mı dergi mi okuyorsun?
English: Are you reading a book or a magazine?
Tips
- The question particle (-mi/-mı/-mu/-mü) is always written separately from the verb.
- Question words like 'ne', 'kim', 'nerede' usually come at the beginning of the sentence.
- Don't forget to match the question particle with vowel harmony.
Exceptions and edge cases
- In informal speech, the question particle may be dropped in some cases, but this is not standard Turkish.
- Sometimes, intonation alone can indicate a question, especially in yes/no questions.