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The strict three-way distinction in direction that occurs in the positional suffixes also occurs in the question words: hol? ("where?"), hova? /hová? ("where to?") and honnan? ("where from?").

The question word may be followed in French by est-ce que (as in English "(where) is it that .

In informal speech, the question word is sometimes put at the end of the sentence.

In all of the examples blow, the question word is glossed as "Q" and is also in boldface.

The question words found in Kriol are:.

question word medial;.

The rising intonation at the end of the sentence may increase even more if no question word is necessary.

Information questions begin with a question word such as qui, pourquoi, combien, etc.

While Wappo has a predicate-final structure, question words are clause-initial in most cases.

If it is meaningful, they can take the full range of case and noun suffixes: kit?, miben?, miképp? mi + ért ("for the purpose of") gives the question word miért? ("why?").

Here, as is common with wh- questions, there is a rising intonation on the question word, and a falling intonation at the end of the question.

Ki? is the basic question word for a person ("who?"), and mi? is the basic question word for a thing ("what?").

Questions usually take the same form in Kriol as they do in Standard English: question word + subject + verb.