Italian phrase book - The questions

The easiest way to ask a question is to simply add a question mark to the end of the statement.
You can also put the subject at the end of the sentence. Il ragazzo mangia la pizza becomes Mangia la pizza, il ragazzo? Is the boy eating the pizza?

Or add non è vero to the end of the statement. This literally translates as "it is not true", and can have several meanings in English, such as isn't it/he/she, aren't you/they, doesn't it/he/she, don't you/they, etc. Sei una studentessa, non è vero? You're a student, aren't you?

Or, if you're speaking to a Sardinian, you can put the verb at the end of the sentence. Parla francese? can become Francese parla? Does he/she speak French?

Who	Chi	kee
Whose	Di chi	dee kee
What	Che cosa	keh koh-sah
Why	Perché	pehr-keh
When	Quando	kwahn-doh
Where	Dove	doh-veh
How	Come	koh-meh
How much	Quanto	kwahn-toh
Which	Quale	kwah-leh