Polar questions are formed in a variety of ways across the world's languages. In Indonesian,
polar questions in spoken language are realised in two primary ways: unmarked polar
questions and marked polar questions. Unmarked polar questions do not involve any
morphosyntactic or lexical resources to indicate questionhood. In contrast, marked polar
questions are formed using final particles. This study explores polar questions in everyday
conversation in Colloquial Indonesian, focusing on unmarked questions, and questions …