Grammar of colloquial Tibetan - learning tibetan

(58 TIBETAN GKAMMAE.
4. Intcrrogatives*—These follow the rules given in
Chapter V, para. 5. To these must be added the rule that QZ!'
cKung, ^C song, and ^C nyong (this latter without ^' ma^
meaningEVER) take Q^* nge. Thus: has my father arrived ?
C;a'CJ'C]'-^^^^'5C;'C^ 1 7i^ep«-J'a lejpcKung-nget Again, have
•^/—' ^«— -^ Cv ^^.^^-^
YOU EVER BEEN TO Dar.IEELING ? RS'^'S n'^'^'^^'S^'^'^ 1
Cv
khyo Dor-je-ling-la dro riyong-nge ? Sometimes U^^' is used
instead of -^^^ in interrogative sentences for the second
person, singular and plural, e.(/. p5^''2J'^'f^'Q.^'^"A'