3.7.5. Interrogative pronouns
Interrogative pronouns are the proforms typically used in wh-questions [Syntax 1.2.3.]. DGS is a language with a large inventory of interrogative pronouns, including simplex and complex forms of these signs. The realization of interrogative pronouns can show dialectal variation in DGS. Examples of interrogative pronouns are the following.
a. who
b. what
c. how
d. where
e. where_from
f. where_to
g. when
h. how_much
i. why
j. why_ever
k. which
(based on Papaspyrou et al., 2008: 143)
l. who^pam (โwhomโ)
(based on Happ and Vorkรถper, 2014: 323)