Interrogatives in Hwisperifos

&nbsp Questions in Hwisperifos are formed with conjugation in the Interrogative mood. However, the formation of Questions can be more complicated than that.

Yes/No Questions
The simplest form of Question, a simple conjugation is al that is required for these:
 * Fa lhe bihorh rhy.
 * This is your cat.
 * Fy lhe bihorh rhy.
 * Is this your cat?

Interrogative Words
The language makes use of four question words which are used with the Interrogative case.
 * Hwalid Where
 * Dash What
 * Dyk Who
 * Tib When

Interrogatives and Cases
Question words function as nouns and therefore, they can carry cases. Ergo:
 * Whose toy is this?
 * Fy lhe pylh dykifos
 * With whom did you buy this?
 * Rhi vyrho vilhe lherhidyk.
 * (To) Where are you going?
 * Hwaldahwit rhi fo lhehwix.
 * By what time will you return?
 * Tibahwit tishor rhi.

Dash and the causative cases
In the causative cases, Dash usually takes on a different Connotation.

Negation
With the Ablative case either the Interrogative or the Negative may be used depending on the desired meaning.
 * Why did you eat everything?
 * Kos rhi pordash tos
 * Why didn't you eat everything?
 * Kasu rhi pordash tos

Interrogative mood in Subordinate Clauses
When used in subordinate clauses, the Interrogative mood can express the idea of whether or whatever. It can reflect how, who or'' why. ''


 * I didn't see who washed the dishes.
 * Lhi vythasi y shu vipalatit kyletys y.


 * My ring - whether you noticed or not - is missing


 * Fa solhytadho lhar lhy o vythaso o.


 * The woman - whoever she is - is very pretty.
 * Fa Kelhu syta shu pyrh u fy ti u.
 * I know why the caged bird sings.
 * Lhi lheshi y vasy sho tyhwit lhako