What is Dokoni?

What is Dokoni?

Dokoni imasuka= where are you?/ where is she /he at? Doko is where in English. Imasu is the the present of verb iru meaning exist but in a physical whereabouts.

Is Doko desu ka?

When asking for directions in Japanese, say DOKO DESU KA? (Where is…?) If you pair that with the name of the place you want to go, even in English, somebody can probably point you in the right direction.

What is Kaimasu in Japanese?

buys: kau (to buy) 1.

What is Arima Japanese?

The Japanese verbs arimasu and imasu both translate to “there is” in English. ★ Generally, Imasu is used for living things and arimasu is used for everything else.

What is the use of Doko?

Dokos are used to carry goods, vegetables, grains, water pots, etc. They are also used to carry small animals and poultry, as well as serving as temporary cages for animals.

What is the difference between Doko desu ka and Imasu?

Doko is where in English. Imasu is the the present of verb iru meaning exist but in a physical whereabouts. Doko desu ka…refers to Where is it? and is vague, which can assume “Where are you?” Used with objects and people and places. It is the be verb form and not as used.

What is the difference between どこで Doko de and Doko ni?

The difference between the two is this. When you are asking どこで Doko DE, you are asking “where at?” On the other hand, when you are asking どこに Doko NI, you are asking “where to?” You need to figure out if you want to ask “where at” or “where to” depending on the verb you have in the question.

Can you say rimokon wa Doko ni Imasu ka?

HOWEVER, if I was asking “where is the remote control”, I could NOT say RIMOKON WA DOKO NI IMASU KA. Because the RIMOKON is NOT a living or animate object I would have to say RIMOKON WA DOKO NI ARIMASU KA. I could also say RIMOKON WA DOKO DESU KA without any problems.

What is the difference between “arimasu” and “dokodesuka?

Take note: You cannot use “arimasu” for people, it is considered rude. although the 2 phrases are both questions,asking for the Location of an unknown ‘Object’,the main Difference,is the choice of Verbs: therefore, “Dokodesuka” means,”Where is ‘It'”,and does NOT specify that the ‘Object’ in question,is Human.

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