Grammar Tips:
In Albanian there are 4 ways of asking a question to get a yes or no answer, and they are the following:
-Verb + pronoun: Unlike English, the auxiliaries do and does are not used. A ka ajo kohë të lirë? (Does she have free time?)
-Pronoun + verb: Only the intonation makes the sentence interrogative: A ka ajo kohë të lirë? (Does she free time?)
-Verb +...+ pronoun. The pronoun goes last ¿Tiene tiempo libre ella? (Does she have free time?)
-Finally you can also make a question by adding a tag question to the end of a statement. Ajo nuk ka kohë të lirë. jo/nuk/ s'ka ?
Note:
In Albanian there are 3 ways of negative form which are:
jo, nuk and s'ka.
"A" nuk ka ajo kohë të lirë? ¿vërtetë? or sometimes we erase "A", just we say: Nuk ka ajo kohë të lirë? (She has free time, doesn’t she)
Grammar Tips:
In Albanian there are **4 ways** of asking a **question** to get a **yes** or **no** answer, and they are the following:
**-Verb + pronoun**: Unlike English, the auxiliaries **do** and **does** are not used. **A ka ajo kohë të lirë?** (Does she have free time?)
**-Pronoun + verb**: Only the** intonation** makes the sentence interrogative: **A ka ajo kohë të lirë?** (Does she free time?)
**-Verb +...+ pronoun**. The pronoun goes last ¿Tiene tiempo libre ella? (Does she have free time?)
-Finally you can also make a question by adding a **tag question** to the end of a statement. **Ajo nuk ka kohë të lirë**. **jo/nuk/ s'ka ?
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**Note:**
**In Albanian there are 3 ways of negative form which are:**
**jo, nuk and s'ka.
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**"A" nuk ka ajo kohë të lirë?** ¿vërtetë? or sometimes we erase **"A"**, just we say:** Nuk ka ajo kohë të lirë?** (She has free time, **doesn’t she**)
