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...e statement and cannot be used as an interrogative statement. To use as an interrogative statement one must use the positive form [[A/V + (으)ㄹ 리가 있다]].

interrogative ending [[Category:Interrogative|ㅇ]]

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[[Category:Interrogative|ㅇ]]

[[Category:Interrogative|ㅇ]]

...다 ''' : This pattern is used for ''formal declarative'' sentences. For interrogative sentences (questions), you must use the pattern [[A/V + (스)ㅂ니까]]. T

[[Category:Interrogative|ㄴ]]

[[Category:Interrogative|ㅈ]]

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'''Adjective/Verb + (스)ㅂ니까''' : This pattern is used for ''formal interrogative'' sentences (questions). For declarative sentences, you must use the patter |Comment1 =Formal interrogative

...r masculine. For example it's mostly women who say 미워 to men. Also the interrogative form A/V + 니 sounds feminine where as men mostly use A/V + 냐 instead.

* 의문사 <[[疑]][[問]][[詞]]> - An interrogative

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* The interrogative ending form is [[A/V + 니]].

|Comment3 =Formal interrogative

*의문사 <[[疑]][[問]][[詞]]> - an interrogative

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...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun meaning 'What ... ?' or 'What kind of ... ?' However if the rising As an interrogative pronoun:

...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun meaning 'Where ... ?' However if the rising intonation comes at the As an interrogative pronoun: