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Welcome to our lesson on '''Question Words''' in Tosk Albanian! Understanding how to ask questions is fundamental in any language, and Tosk Albanian is no exception. Whether you’re curious about the world around you, trying to gather information, or just want to engage in conversation, knowing how to formulate questions will empower you as you learn the language.


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In this lesson, we’ll explore the primary question words used in Tosk Albanian, discuss their meanings, and demonstrate how to use them in everyday contexts. By mastering these question words, you'll be better equipped to navigate conversations and gather information in Tosk Albanian.


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As a beginner in Tosk Albanian, it's important to learn how to form questions correctly. In this unit, we will introduce you to the different question words in Tosk Albanian and how to use them.
=== Importance of Question Words ===
 
Question words are essential for effective communication. They help us inquire about people, places, things, and ideas. In Tosk Albanian, just like in English, each question word serves a specific purpose. Mastering these words will enhance your conversational skills and deepen your understanding of the language structure.
 
=== Overview of Question Words ===
 
Here are the main question words in Tosk Albanian we'll cover in this lesson:
 
* '''Çfarë''' - What
 
* '''Kush''' - Who
 
* '''Ku''' - Where
 
* '''Kur''' - When
 
* '''Pse''' - Why
 
* '''Si''' - How
 
* '''Sa''' - How much/many
 
* '''Cila/Cili/Cilën''' - Which (feminine/masculine/accusative)
 
* '''A''' - (used for yes/no questions)
 
Each of these question words can open up a myriad of conversations, and we'll illustrate their usage with examples.
 
== Question Words in Detail ==
 
=== Çfarë (What) ===
 
The word '''çfarë''' is used to ask about things or objects. It’s similar to asking “what” in English.
 
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! Tosk Albanian !! Pronunciation !! English
 
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| Çfarë është kjo? || tʃfar ɛʃt kjo? || What is this?
 
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| Çfarë do të hash? || tʃfar do tə haʃ || What will you eat?
 
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| Çfarë libri po lexon? || tʃfar liʃbɾi pɔ lɛcɔn || What book are you reading?
 
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| Çfarë ndodhi atje? || tʃfar ndɔdi atjɛ || What happened there?
 
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| Çfarë është e rëndësishme? || tʃfar ɛʃt ɛ rəndəsishmɛ || What is important?
 
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=== Kush (Who) ===
 
'''Kush''' is the word for “who” and is used to inquire about people.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Tosk Albanian !! Pronunciation !! English
 
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| Kush është ai? || kuʃ ɛʃt ai? || Who is he?
 
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| Kush po vjen? || kuʃ pɔ vjɛn? || Who is coming?
 
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| Kush është mësuesi yt? || kuʃ ɛʃt mɛsuesi yt? || Who is your teacher?
 
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| Kush ka bërë këtë? || kuʃ ka bɾɛ kɛtɛ? || Who did this?
 
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| Kush e tha këtë? || kuʃ ɛ θa kɛtɛ? || Who said this?
 
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=== Ku (Where) ===
 
Use '''ku''' to ask about locations.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
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| Ku është shtëpia? || ku ɛʃt ʃtɛpija? || Where is the house?
 
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| Ku po shkon? || ku pɔ ʃkɔn? || Where are you going?
 
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| Ku e gjetë këtë? || ku ɛ ɡjɛtɛ kɛtɛ? || Where did you find this?
 
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| Ku e paske? || ku ɛ paʃkɛ? || Where have you been?
 
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| Ku jeton ti? || ku jɛtɔn ti? || Where do you live?
 
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=== Kur (When) ===
 
'''Kur''' is the question word for “when”, allowing you to inquire about time.
 
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| Kur do të vijë? || kuɾ dɔ tə vijɛ? || When will he come?
 
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| Kur është festa? || ku ɛʃt fɛsta? || When is the celebration?
 
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| Kur shkon në shkollë? || kuʁ ʃkɔn nɛ ʃkɔllɛ? || When do you go to school?
 
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| Kur e ke takuar? || kuɾ ɛ kɛ takuar? || When did you meet him/her?
 
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| Kur fillon java? || kuʁ fillɔn jɑvɑ? || When does the week start?
 
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=== Pse (Why) ===
 
The word '''pse''' is used to ask for reasons or explanations.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
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| Pse po qesh? || psɛ pɔ cɛʃ || Why are you laughing?
 
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| Pse nuk erdhe? || psɛ nuk ɛɾðɛ? || Why didn’t you come?
 
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| Pse je i trishtuar? || psɛ jɛ i tɾiʃtʊɑɾ? || Why are you sad?
 
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| Pse do të shkojë? || psɛ dɔ tə ʃkɔjɛ? || Why does he want to go?
 
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| Pse është kjo e rëndësishme? || psɛ ɛʃt kjo ɛ rəndësishmɛ || Why is this important?
 
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=== Si (How) ===
 
'''Si''' is used to inquire about the manner or method of doing something.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Tosk Albanian !! Pronunciation !! English
 
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| Si e bën këtë? || si ɛ bɛn kɛtɛ? || How do you do this?
 
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| Si është? || si ɛʃtɛ? || How is it?
 
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| Si mund ta bëj? || si mʊnd tɑ bɛj? || How can I do it?
 
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| Si ndihesh? || si ndiɛʃ? || How do you feel?
 
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| Si arriti atje? || si aɾiti atjɛ? || How did he get there?
 
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=== Sa (How Much/Many) ===
 
The word '''sa''' is used to ask about quantity or amount.
 
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| Sa kushton kjo? || sɑ kuʃtɔn kjo? || How much does this cost?
 
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| Sa njerëz janë? || sɑ njɛɾz jɑnɛ? || How many people are there?
 
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| Sa vjeç je? || sɑ vjɛtʃ jɛ? || How old are you?
 
|-
 
| Sa është e gjatë? || sɑ ɛʃt ɛ ɡjɑtɛ? || How long is it?
 
|-
 
| Sa lule ka? || sɑ luːlɛ kɑ? || How many flowers does she have?
 
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=== Cila/Cili/Cilën (Which) ===
 
These forms are used to ask about specific items or choices.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Tosk Albanian !! Pronunciation !! English
 
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| Cila është më e mira? || tʃila ɛʃt mɛ ɛ miɾɑ? || Which one is the best?
 
|-
 
| Cili film do të shohësh? || tʃili film dɔ tə ʃoheʃ? || Which movie will you watch?


== Interrogative Words ==
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Interrogative words are used to ask questions in Tosk Albanian. They are the equivalent of the English words 'what', 'who', 'when', 'where', 'why', 'how', and 'how much/many'. Below is a list of common Tosk Albanian interrogative words:
| Cilën do të zgjedhësh? || tʃilɛn dɔ tə zɡjɛðɛʃ? || Which one will you choose?


* ç'falet? - what's the matter?
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* ç'është kjo? - what is this?
* kush? - who?
* ku? - where?
* kur? - when?
* pse? - why?
* si? - how?
* sa? - how much/many?


Note that Tosk Albanian uses the same word for 'what' and 'which': 'ç'ka'.
| Cila është ngjyra jote? || tʃila ɛʃt nɡyɾɑ jɔtɛ? || Which is your color?


When using interrogative words, there are a few things to keep in mind. Firstly, interrogative words must be placed at the beginning of the sentence for the sentence to be considered a question. Secondly, the intonation of the sentence should be raised at the end, to indicate that it's a question.
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Below are some examples:
| Cili do të vijë më parë? || tʃili dɔ tə vijɛ mɛ pɑɾ || Which one will come first?
 
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=== A (Yes/No Questions) ===
 
The particle '''a''' is often used to begin yes/no questions.


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| Ç'është kjo? || cheshtë kyo? || What is this?
 
| A je gati? || a jɛ ɡɑti? || Are you ready?
 
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| A shkon në shkollë? || a ʃkɔn nɛ ʃkɔllɛ? || Do you go to school?
 
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| Kush je ti? || koosh yeh tee? || Who are you?
 
| A e ke lexuar? || a ɛ kɛ lɛxuɑɾ? || Have you read it?
 
|-
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| Kur vjen autobusi? || koohr v-yen ahwtoh-boo-see? || When does the bus come?
 
| A do të vish nesër? || a dɔ tə viʃ nɛsɛɾ? || Will you come tomorrow?
 
|-
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| Ku jeton ti? || koo jeh-tohn tee? || Where do you live?
 
| A e di? || a ɛ di? || Do you know?
 
|}
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You may have noticed that Tosk Albanian does not use the auxiliary verb 'do' to form simple questions. Instead, interrogative words are used to indicate a question.
== Practice Exercises ==
 
Now that we've covered the primary question words in Tosk Albanian, it's time to put what you've learned into practice. Here are ten exercises that will help reinforce your understanding and application of these question words.
 
=== Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks ===
 
Complete the following sentences with the appropriate question word from the list: çfarë, kush, ku, kur, pse, si, sa, cila/cili/cilën.
 
1. ____ është ky libër?
 
2. ____ do të shkojmë nesër?
 
3. ____ është e bukur?
 
4. ____ ka për të ardhur?
 
5. ____ i bie ora?
 
6. ____ duhen për këtë?
 
7. ____ është ajo ngjyrë?
 
8. ____ e ke blerë këtë?
 
9. ____ ndihesh sot?
 
10. ____ do të nisim?
 
=== Solutions for Exercise 1 ===
 
1. Çfarë
 
2. Ku
 
3. Pse
 
4. Kush
 
5. Kur
 
6. Sa
 
7. Cila
 
8. Kur
 
9. Si


== Review ==
10. Kur


To successfully use interrogative words in Tosk Albanian, remember the following:
=== Exercise 2: Matching Questions ===


* Tosk Albanian uses interrogative words to form questions.
Match each question word to its English equivalent.
* Interrogative words must be placed at the beginning of the sentence.
* The intonation of the sentence should be raised at the end to indicate a question.


Keep practicing with the examples provided, and don't hesitate to ask questions yourself to improve your understanding of Tosk Albanian.
1. Çfarë


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2. Kush
 
3. Ku
 
4. Kur
 
5. Pse
 
6. Si
 
7. Sa
 
8. Cila/Cili/Cilën
 
9. A
 
| Tosk Albanian | English        |
 
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| Çfarë          | What          |
 
| Kush          | Who            |
 
| Ku            | Where          |
 
| Kur            | When          |
 
| Pse            | Why            |
 
| Si            | How            |
 
| Sa            | How much/many  |
 
| Cila/Cili/Cilën| Which          |
 
| A              | Yes/No question|
 
=== Exercise 3: Create Your Own Questions ===
 
Using the question words learned, create five questions you would like to ask a friend.
 
1.
 
2.
 
3.
 
4.
 
5.
 
=== Solutions for Exercise 3 ===
 
(Answers will vary; encourage creativity!)
 
=== Exercise 4: True or False ===
 
Determine whether the following statements about question words are true or false.
 
1. "Pse" is used to ask about time. (False)
 
2. "Si" can inquire about health. (True)
 
3. "Çfarë" refers to people. (False)
 
4. "Ku" is used for choices. (False)
 
5. "A" is used to form yes/no questions. (True)
 
=== Exercise 5: Translate the Questions ===
 
Translate the following questions from English to Tosk Albanian.
 
1. What is your name?
 
2. Where are you from?
 
3. When do you eat?
 
4. How are you?
 
5. Why are you happy?
 
=== Solutions for Exercise 5 ===
 
1. Çfarë është emri yt?
 
2. Ku je prej?
 
3. Kur ha?
 
4. Si je?
 
5. Pse je i lumtur?
 
=== Exercise 6: Fill in the Missing Words ===
 
Complete the following dialogues using the correct question words.
 
A: ____ e ke bërë këtë?
 
B: ____ e kam bërë që dje.
 
A: ____ është ai?
 
B: ____ është miku im.
 
=== Solutions for Exercise 6 ===
 
A: Çfarë
 
B: E kam bërë që dje.
 
A: Kush
 
B: Ai është miku im.
 
=== Exercise 7: Question Formation ===
 
Formulate a question using the provided context.
 
Context: You want to know about a friend's plans for the weekend.
 
Question: ____ do të bësh këtë fundjavë?
 
=== Solutions for Exercise 7 ===
 
Çfarë do të bësh këtë fundjavë?
 
=== Exercise 8: Identify the Question Word ===
 
Read the question and identify which question word is used.
 
1. Pse je vonë? (Why)
 
2. Sa njerëz janë në festë? (How many)
 
3. Ku po shkon? (Where)
 
4. Kur do të shkojmë? (When)
 
5. Si po e bën këtë? (How)
 
=== Exercise 9: Yes/No Questions ===
 
Transform the following statements into yes/no questions using "a".
 
1. Ti je student.
 
2. Ai ka një makinë.
 
3. Ne shkojmë në plazh.
 
4. Ajo e di përgjigjen.
 
=== Solutions for Exercise 9 ===
 
1. A je student?
 
2. A ka ai një makinë?
 
3. A shkojmë ne në plazh?
 
4. A e di ajo përgjigjen?
 
=== Exercise 10: Role Play ===
 
In pairs, take turns asking and answering questions using the question words learned. Use at least five different question words in your exchange.
 
=== Conclusion ===
 
Congratulations! You've taken a significant step in learning Tosk Albanian by mastering the question words. These words will serve as the foundation for your conversational skills, helping you engage with others and gather information in meaningful ways. Remember to practice regularly and incorporate these question words into your daily conversations!
 
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Tosk AlbanianGrammar0 to A1 Course → Question Words

Welcome to our lesson on Question Words in Tosk Albanian! Understanding how to ask questions is fundamental in any language, and Tosk Albanian is no exception. Whether you’re curious about the world around you, trying to gather information, or just want to engage in conversation, knowing how to formulate questions will empower you as you learn the language.

In this lesson, we’ll explore the primary question words used in Tosk Albanian, discuss their meanings, and demonstrate how to use them in everyday contexts. By mastering these question words, you'll be better equipped to navigate conversations and gather information in Tosk Albanian.

Importance of Question Words[edit | edit source]

Question words are essential for effective communication. They help us inquire about people, places, things, and ideas. In Tosk Albanian, just like in English, each question word serves a specific purpose. Mastering these words will enhance your conversational skills and deepen your understanding of the language structure.

Overview of Question Words[edit | edit source]

Here are the main question words in Tosk Albanian we'll cover in this lesson:

  • Çfarë - What
  • Kush - Who
  • Ku - Where
  • Kur - When
  • Pse - Why
  • Si - How
  • Sa - How much/many
  • Cila/Cili/Cilën - Which (feminine/masculine/accusative)
  • A - (used for yes/no questions)

Each of these question words can open up a myriad of conversations, and we'll illustrate their usage with examples.

Question Words in Detail[edit | edit source]

Çfarë (What)[edit | edit source]

The word çfarë is used to ask about things or objects. It’s similar to asking “what” in English.

Tosk Albanian Pronunciation English
Çfarë është kjo? tʃfar ɛʃt kjo? What is this?
Çfarë do të hash? tʃfar do tə haʃ What will you eat?
Çfarë libri po lexon? tʃfar liʃbɾi pɔ lɛcɔn What book are you reading?
Çfarë ndodhi atje? tʃfar ndɔdi atjɛ What happened there?
Çfarë është e rëndësishme? tʃfar ɛʃt ɛ rəndəsishmɛ What is important?

Kush (Who)[edit | edit source]

Kush is the word for “who” and is used to inquire about people.

Tosk Albanian Pronunciation English
Kush është ai? kuʃ ɛʃt ai? Who is he?
Kush po vjen? kuʃ pɔ vjɛn? Who is coming?
Kush është mësuesi yt? kuʃ ɛʃt mɛsuesi yt? Who is your teacher?
Kush ka bërë këtë? kuʃ ka bɾɛ kɛtɛ? Who did this?
Kush e tha këtë? kuʃ ɛ θa kɛtɛ? Who said this?

Ku (Where)[edit | edit source]

Use ku to ask about locations.

Tosk Albanian Pronunciation English
Ku është shtëpia? ku ɛʃt ʃtɛpija? Where is the house?
Ku po shkon? ku pɔ ʃkɔn? Where are you going?
Ku e gjetë këtë? ku ɛ ɡjɛtɛ kɛtɛ? Where did you find this?
Ku e paske? ku ɛ paʃkɛ? Where have you been?
Ku jeton ti? ku jɛtɔn ti? Where do you live?

Kur (When)[edit | edit source]

Kur is the question word for “when”, allowing you to inquire about time.

Tosk Albanian Pronunciation English
Kur do të vijë? kuɾ dɔ tə vijɛ? When will he come?
Kur është festa? ku ɛʃt fɛsta? When is the celebration?
Kur shkon në shkollë? kuʁ ʃkɔn nɛ ʃkɔllɛ? When do you go to school?
Kur e ke takuar? kuɾ ɛ kɛ takuar? When did you meet him/her?
Kur fillon java? kuʁ fillɔn jɑvɑ? When does the week start?

Pse (Why)[edit | edit source]

The word pse is used to ask for reasons or explanations.

Tosk Albanian Pronunciation English
Pse po qesh? psɛ pɔ cɛʃ Why are you laughing?
Pse nuk erdhe? psɛ nuk ɛɾðɛ? Why didn’t you come?
Pse je i trishtuar? psɛ jɛ i tɾiʃtʊɑɾ? Why are you sad?
Pse do të shkojë? psɛ dɔ tə ʃkɔjɛ? Why does he want to go?
Pse është kjo e rëndësishme? psɛ ɛʃt kjo ɛ rəndësishmɛ Why is this important?

Si (How)[edit | edit source]

Si is used to inquire about the manner or method of doing something.

Tosk Albanian Pronunciation English
Si e bën këtë? si ɛ bɛn kɛtɛ? How do you do this?
Si është? si ɛʃtɛ? How is it?
Si mund ta bëj? si mʊnd tɑ bɛj? How can I do it?
Si ndihesh? si ndiɛʃ? How do you feel?
Si arriti atje? si aɾiti atjɛ? How did he get there?

Sa (How Much/Many)[edit | edit source]

The word sa is used to ask about quantity or amount.

Tosk Albanian Pronunciation English
Sa kushton kjo? sɑ kuʃtɔn kjo? How much does this cost?
Sa njerëz janë? sɑ njɛɾz jɑnɛ? How many people are there?
Sa vjeç je? sɑ vjɛtʃ jɛ? How old are you?
Sa është e gjatë? sɑ ɛʃt ɛ ɡjɑtɛ? How long is it?
Sa lule ka? sɑ luːlɛ kɑ? How many flowers does she have?

Cila/Cili/Cilën (Which)[edit | edit source]

These forms are used to ask about specific items or choices.

Tosk Albanian Pronunciation English
Cila është më e mira? tʃila ɛʃt mɛ ɛ miɾɑ? Which one is the best?
Cili film do të shohësh? tʃili film dɔ tə ʃoheʃ? Which movie will you watch?
Cilën do të zgjedhësh? tʃilɛn dɔ tə zɡjɛðɛʃ? Which one will you choose?
Cila është ngjyra jote? tʃila ɛʃt nɡyɾɑ jɔtɛ? Which is your color?
Cili do të vijë më parë? tʃili dɔ tə vijɛ mɛ pɑɾ Which one will come first?

A (Yes/No Questions)[edit | edit source]

The particle a is often used to begin yes/no questions.

Tosk Albanian Pronunciation English
A je gati? a jɛ ɡɑti? Are you ready?
A shkon në shkollë? a ʃkɔn nɛ ʃkɔllɛ? Do you go to school?
A e ke lexuar? a ɛ kɛ lɛxuɑɾ? Have you read it?
A do të vish nesër? a dɔ tə viʃ nɛsɛɾ? Will you come tomorrow?
A e di? a ɛ di? Do you know?

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now that we've covered the primary question words in Tosk Albanian, it's time to put what you've learned into practice. Here are ten exercises that will help reinforce your understanding and application of these question words.

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Complete the following sentences with the appropriate question word from the list: çfarë, kush, ku, kur, pse, si, sa, cila/cili/cilën.

1. ____ është ky libër?

2. ____ do të shkojmë nesër?

3. ____ është e bukur?

4. ____ ka për të ardhur?

5. ____ i bie ora?

6. ____ duhen për këtë?

7. ____ është ajo ngjyrë?

8. ____ e ke blerë këtë?

9. ____ ndihesh sot?

10. ____ do të nisim?

Solutions for Exercise 1[edit | edit source]

1. Çfarë

2. Ku

3. Pse

4. Kush

5. Kur

6. Sa

7. Cila

8. Kur

9. Si

10. Kur

Exercise 2: Matching Questions[edit | edit source]

Match each question word to its English equivalent.

1. Çfarë

2. Kush

3. Ku

4. Kur

5. Pse

6. Si

7. Sa

8. Cila/Cili/Cilën

9. A

| Tosk Albanian | English |

|----------------|----------------|

| Çfarë | What |

| Kush | Who |

| Ku | Where |

| Kur | When |

| Pse | Why |

| Si | How |

| Sa | How much/many |

| Cila/Cili/Cilën| Which |

| A | Yes/No question|

Exercise 3: Create Your Own Questions[edit | edit source]

Using the question words learned, create five questions you would like to ask a friend.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Solutions for Exercise 3[edit | edit source]

(Answers will vary; encourage creativity!)

Exercise 4: True or False[edit | edit source]

Determine whether the following statements about question words are true or false.

1. "Pse" is used to ask about time. (False)

2. "Si" can inquire about health. (True)

3. "Çfarë" refers to people. (False)

4. "Ku" is used for choices. (False)

5. "A" is used to form yes/no questions. (True)

Exercise 5: Translate the Questions[edit | edit source]

Translate the following questions from English to Tosk Albanian.

1. What is your name?

2. Where are you from?

3. When do you eat?

4. How are you?

5. Why are you happy?

Solutions for Exercise 5[edit | edit source]

1. Çfarë është emri yt?

2. Ku je prej?

3. Kur ha?

4. Si je?

5. Pse je i lumtur?

Exercise 6: Fill in the Missing Words[edit | edit source]

Complete the following dialogues using the correct question words.

A: ____ e ke bërë këtë?

B: ____ e kam bërë që dje.

A: ____ është ai?

B: ____ është miku im.

Solutions for Exercise 6[edit | edit source]

A: Çfarë

B: E kam bërë që dje.

A: Kush

B: Ai është miku im.

Exercise 7: Question Formation[edit | edit source]

Formulate a question using the provided context.

Context: You want to know about a friend's plans for the weekend.

Question: ____ do të bësh këtë fundjavë?

Solutions for Exercise 7[edit | edit source]

Çfarë do të bësh këtë fundjavë?

Exercise 8: Identify the Question Word[edit | edit source]

Read the question and identify which question word is used.

1. Pse je vonë? (Why)

2. Sa njerëz janë në festë? (How many)

3. Ku po shkon? (Where)

4. Kur do të shkojmë? (When)

5. Si po e bën këtë? (How)

Exercise 9: Yes/No Questions[edit | edit source]

Transform the following statements into yes/no questions using "a".

1. Ti je student.

2. Ai ka një makinë.

3. Ne shkojmë në plazh.

4. Ajo e di përgjigjen.

Solutions for Exercise 9[edit | edit source]

1. A je student?

2. A ka ai një makinë?

3. A shkojmë ne në plazh?

4. A e di ajo përgjigjen?

Exercise 10: Role Play[edit | edit source]

In pairs, take turns asking and answering questions using the question words learned. Use at least five different question words in your exchange.

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You've taken a significant step in learning Tosk Albanian by mastering the question words. These words will serve as the foundation for your conversational skills, helping you engage with others and gather information in meaningful ways. Remember to practice regularly and incorporate these question words into your daily conversations!


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