Asking questions in Russian is really important for having simple conversations.

1. Basic Structure:

• Subject: This is who or what does the action.
• Verb: This is the action that is taking place.
• Object: This is who or what is affected by the action.

2. Example Sentences:

• Affirmative: Я читаю книгу.
  (This means "I am reading a book.")

• Question: Ты читаешь книгу?
  (This means "Are you reading a book?")

3. Key Points:

• When you ask questions, make your voice go up at the end.

• You can change the word order a little to add emphasis.
  For example, you can ask: Читаешь ты книгу?
  (This also means "Are you reading the book?")

• You can use question words to get more details.
  For example: Что ты читаешь?
  (This means "What are you reading?")

4. Practice:

Try changing these sentences into questions:

• Он смотрит фильм.
  (This means "He is watching a movie.")
  → Он смотрит фильм?
  (Now it’s "Is he watching a movie?")

• Мы играем в футбол.
  (This means "We are playing football.")
  → Мы играем в футбол?
  (Now it’s "Are we playing football?")

Use these patterns to improve your Russian speaking skills!