interogatibo
interogatíbo with stress marks
interrogative
Usage Note
Interogatibo is a grammatical term referring to the question form of a sentence or word. Filipino students encounter it in language classes when learning about pangungusap na interogatibo, and it is primarily used in educational rather than everyday speech.
Examples
" Interogatibo ang pangungusap na ito. "
Natural Translation
This sentence is interrogative.
Literal Translation
Interrogative the sentence-this.
" Ang 'Sino?' at 'Ano?' ay halimbawa ng interogatibong salita. "
Natural Translation
Who?' and 'What?' are examples of interrogative words.
Literal Translation
The 'Who?' and 'What?' are example of-the interrogative word.
" Itinuro ng guro na nagtatapos sa tandang pananong ang isang pangungusap na interogatibo. "
Natural Translation
The teacher explained that an interrogative sentence ends with a question mark.
Literal Translation
Taught by-the teacher that ends in mark question the one sentence interrogative.
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