kylläeikysymys

Kylläeikysymys is a Finnish term that translates to "yes/no question." It refers to a type of question that can typically be answered with a simple "kyllä" (yes) or "ei" (no). These questions are fundamental in many forms of communication and data gathering.

In Finnish grammar, kylläeikysymys often begins with an inverted subject-verb order or a specific question particle. For example, the question "Onko hän täällä?" (Is he/she here?) is a classic kylläeikysymys. The presence of the question particle "ko" or "kö" also signals a yes/no question, such as "Tuleeko hän?" (Is he/she coming?).

These types of questions serve various purposes. They are used to confirm information, make decisions, or elicit a direct response. In surveys and forms, kylläeikysymys options are common for ease of response. Understanding how to form and interpret these questions is essential for effective communication in Finnish. They are a basic building block of verbal and written interaction.