Japanese Grammar Practice
にほんご
Where どこ
Let’s practice Japanese grammar by composing a Japanese sentence after reading an English script!
The goal is to understand the overall sentence patterns for the target grammar by making a sentence over and over. Do Not try too hard to think about the grammatical rules that you learned from a textbook.
With that in mind, Let’s enjoy learning!
Practice
Try to create a Japanese sentence shortly after reading an English script. If you cannot come up with any words, just look at an answer and try it again later.
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Where is your friend now?
あなたの
anata no tomodachi wa ima doko ni imasu ka?
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Table
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(あなたは)どこにいますか？ |
Where are you? |
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Where is she? |
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Where are they now? |
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あなたの |
Where is your friend now? |
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(あなたの) |
Where are you from? |
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Where is Shibuya station? |
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ここはどこですか？ |
Where is this place? / Where am I? |
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トイレはどこですか？ |
Where is a toilet? |
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(あなたは)どこにいくのですか？ |
Where are you going? |
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Where is he going? |
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