intonation indicates that you're asking a question.
While not mandatory, many Semitic languages employ a "question word" -- usually untranslatable -- when a word like "who," "what," etc., doesn't exist in a sentence. Amharic uses ወይ, wey, after a verb to specify that there is, in fact, a question being asked (seen in ጥሩ ነው ወይ, t'iru näw wey, "Is
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