Editing Kót wàwa/Cheatsheet for tokiponists (section)

==Questions==
Closed yes/no questions follow the X-not-X pattern but with a twist. You use the word you're questioning and then its negated form.

<blockquote>
''sína li mòk ɲæt?'' - Are you eating?
</blockquote>

The tone on the second word is mid, to help it sound like a question.

Possible answers are
<blockquote>
''mòk'' - yes<br>
''ɲæ̀t'' - no.
</blockquote>

Or you can prefix it with ''lì ɰɒ-án''
<blockquote>
''sína li lì ɰɒ-án mòk?'' - Are you eating?
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
''lì'' - yes<br>
''mòk'' - yes<br>
''ɰɒ̀'' - no<br>
''ɰɒ̀-án mòk'' - no
</blockquote>

Open-ended questions use "unu sem".

<blockquote>
''sína li mòk unu sem?'' - Are you eating?<br>
''kál unu sem li lòn-póki?'' - Are there fish in the box?
</blockquote>

zèm/sém can make non-polar questions.
<blockquote>
''ján zèm li dòk?'' - Who's talking?<br>
''sína li bàl-sém?'' - What are you making?
</blockquote>