Question Particles (mi, mı, mu, mü)
Form yes/no questions using 'mi/mı/mu/mü'
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Question Particle 'mi'
To form yes/no questions, add the particle 'mi' after the word you're questioning. It's written as a separate word and follows i-type vowel harmony: mi, mı, mu, mü Choose based on the last vowel of the preceding word.
- Position in Sentence
- Wh-Questions
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What is Question Particles in Turkish?
Form yes/no questions using 'mi/mı/mu/mü'
When do you use Question Particles in Turkish?
To form yes/no questions, add the particle 'mi' after the word you're questioning. It's written as a separate word and follows i-type vowel harmony:
What does the Question Particles guide cover?
This guide covers Question Particle 'mi', Position in Sentence and Wh-Questions, with 3 practice exercises.