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To form questions in Telugu, you generally follow these guidelines: Question Word: Begin with a question word, such as "ఏమి?" (ēmi?) which means "What?", or "ఎందుకు?" (enduku?) which means "Why?". Verb: Place the verb after the question word. For example, if you want to ask "Do you like it?", you'd...
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To form questions in Telugu, you generally follow these guidelines: Question Word: Begin with a question word, such as "ఏమి?" (ēmi?) which means "What?", or "ఎందుకు?" (enduku?) which means "Why?". Verb: Place the verb after the question word. For example, if you want to ask "Do you like it?", you'd start with the question word and then add the verb "నచ్చుతుందా?" (naccutundā?). Subject: Add the subject (the person or thing you're asking about) after the verb. For instance, "మీకు ఇది నచ్చుతుందా?" (Mīku idi naccutundā?) means "Do you like this?". Here are some common question words in Telugu: What? - ఏమి? (ēmi?) Why? - ఎందుకు? (enduku?) When? - ఎప్పుడు? (eppuḍu?) Where? - ఎక్కడ? (ekkaḍa?) How? - ఎలా? (elā?) Who? - ఎవరు? (evaru?) Remember that Telugu sentence structure can vary depending on the context and the type of question you're asking, but these guidelines should help you get started with forming questions. read less
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