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Ontonian Language

<p>
	Question words in a sentence are used as placeholders, so they are placed instead of the information one requests. In English it would look like this: "I want to talk to WHOM?" (an nam la vi ma KI?)
</p>

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Question	Answer
how	van
when	kin
whether	qa
why	vandwnn
what	kan
who	ki
where	qys
to where	laqys
from where	alqys
till when	lakin
since when	alkin