Interrogatives: Forming Questions in Japanese and the か Particle
elementary #16
~ 5 Minutes
Introduction
Hey! How’s your day going so far? Awesome. What’s your favorite flavor of ice cream? No way! That’s my favorite flavor too! Do you wanna go get ice cream right now? Great, I call shotgun!
Aren’t questions great? Don’t you wish you could ask questions in Japanese? Well, today we’re gonna make that happen.
How Do I Ask a Question?
Structure
Statementか
Example:
→ 彼はやさしいですか。
”Is he kind?”
The nice thing about questions in Japanese is that they’re just as easy to spot as they are in English. They’re indicated by either the か particle or a good ol’ question mark. Here’s an example of each:
1.1a
アイスは好きですか。
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