Belajar Bahasa Jepun

Dare (dah-reh) (Who)

Nani (nah-nee) (What)

Itsu (ee-tsoo) (When)

Doko (doh-koh) (Where)

Dôshite (dohh-shee-tay) (Why)

Dô (dohh) (How)

Ikaga (ee-kah-gah) (How) Polite form.

Ikura (ee-koo-rah) (How much? How many?)

Dore (doh-reh) (Which one?)
 

In Japanese, all questions Japanese end in the particle ka. Here's a look at some different ways to put these question words into a variety useful phrases.

• Ano hito wa dare desu ka. (Who is that person over there?)
• Kore wa nan desu ka. (What is this?)
• Are wa nan desu ka. (What is that over there?)
• Are wa Fujisan desu ka. (Is that Mount Fuji?)
• O-namae wa nan desu ka. (What is your name?)
• Otearai wa doko desu ka. (Where is the restroom?)
• Dochira kara kimashita ka. (Where are you from?)
• Tanjôbi wa itsu desu ka. (When is your birthday?)
• Itsu ikimasu ka. (When will you go [there]?)
• Nan-ji ni shimarimasu ka. (What time do you close?)
• Densha wa nan-ji nidemasu ka. (At what time does the train leave?)
• Chekkuauto wa nan-ji desu ka. (When is checkout time?)
• Kore wa ikura desu ka. (How much is this?)