Pyetjet

Pyetjet is the Albanian noun meaning “the questions” or simply “questions” in general. It functions as the definite plural form of pyetje, the word for a question. The concept is tied to inquiry and interrogation and is widely used in education, media, and everyday speech. The term derives from the verb pyet, “to ask,” and it belongs to the feminine gender.

Grammatical forms and usage: the indefinite singular is pyetje (a question); the definite singular is pyetja (the question); the indefinite plural is pyetje (questions); the definite plural is pyetjet (the questions). In ordinary speech, pyetjet can refer to any set of questions, whether spoken, written, or published, such as exam items, survey questions, or FAQ entries.

Contexts and examples: in educational settings you will encounter phrases like pyetjet e provimit (the exam questions) or pyetjet e kontrollit (the control/test questions). In media and publishing, pyetjet may headline Q&A pieces or be used in FAQ sections. The term is also common in surveys and interviews, where the questions to be answered are described as pyetjet.

Related terms include përgjigje (answer), pyetësor (questionnaire), and pyetje të hapura (open-ended questions). See also the broader concept of FAQs and Q&A formats. Example usage: “Kjo faqe liston pyetjet më të zakonshme.”