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Polar questions make use of both a clitic and changed word order. The questioned word is moved to the beginning of the sentence, no matter where it would have been in a declarative sentence.

Himmaswa has several question particles depending on grammar and context. Examples:

'lok' - Neutral question particle for polar questions.

'ayt' - Neutral question particle used with question words.

'deu' - informal question particle, often used to show interest. Replaces 'lok', and may replace or be used in conjunction with 'ayt'

'gor'; 'gaa' - Polite softener, occurs in both requests and statements of e.g. apology. Replaces 'lok' and 'ayt'.

'jiagor' - used in formal requests. Replaces 'lok' and 'ayt'.

The question particle "f'taa" is also used by itself, as the equivalent of the English "Huh?"/"Eh?"; the phrase "f'taa miirvan" (question-particle please) is equivalent to English "Come again?"/"Excuse me?"/"Pardon?" or German "Bitte?"