where is
Japanese translation: ... wa doko desuka?
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| na | doko desuka. |
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| na | basu no kippu (chiketto) wa doko de kaimasu ka |
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4 hrs
doko desuka. Explanation: "doko desuka" means "where is it?" If you want to say "where is the bus stop" you can say that simply by adding the noun "bus stop" before "doko desuka" by saying "basu noriba wa (particle) doko desuka." |
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basu no kippu (chiketto) wa doko de kaimasu ka Explanation: Literal translation is as follows: basu (bus) no (of, 's) kippu (ticket) or chiketto (ticket) wa (particle) doko de (where) kaimasu (one buys, pollite) ka (?) In English, "Where does one buy a bus ticket?" Hope his is helpful. Haslov General knowledge of daily conversational Japanese |
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