# Question

## か

At the end of a sentence, this particle asks a question, like a question mark.

> [!info] Example
> {猫|ねこ}が好きです==か==。
> Do you like cats?

It can also be used when there is uncertainty between two or more choices. It can be used once or multiple times.

> [!info] Example
> 犬==か==猫==か==、どちら{選|えら}んでますかな。
> Which should I chose, a dog or a cat?
> 
> 雨==か=={分|わ}かりません。
> I don't know if it will rain.

## かな・かしら

Means "I wonder", "should I?". かな is a neutral form, while かしら sounds feminine.

> [!info] Example
> この{帽子|ぼうし}を{被|かぶ}ろう==かな==。
> Should I wear this hat?

## かい

Using this particle, the sentences becomes a yes/no question. Very casual, masculine connotation.

> [!info] Example
> 来るの==かい==。
> Are you coming?

## どうやって

Means "how", "in what way".

> [!info] Example
> これを==どうやって==作れましたか。
> How did you make this?

## Probably - right - isn't it?

### でしょう

Means "probably", "right?". The polite version of だろう.

> [!info] Example
> この{服|}はきれい==でしょう==。
> These clothes are beautiful, aren't they? (It's probably what you also think?)

### だろう

Means "probably", "right?". The casual version of でしょう.

> [!info] Example
> 今日また雨==だろう==。
> It will probably rain again.

### ではないか

Means "isn't it?". The polite version of じゃないか.

> [!info] Example
> 今の{揺|ゆ}れは{地震|じ|しん}==ではないか==。
> That shaking is an earthquake, isn't it?

### じゃないか

Means "isn't it?". The casual version of ではないか.

> [!info] Example
> アイスクリームを食べよう==じゃないか==。
> Let's have some ice cream, shall we?

### ね

This particle when added to the end of a sentence meaning "right?".

> [!info] Example
> 今日は{寒|さむ}いです==ね==。
> It's cold today, right?

### Summing up

* ==でしょう==・==だろう== expresses a probability or an assumption.
* ==ではないか==・==じゃないか== invites or suggests an action.
* ==ね== asks an agreement or a confirmation.