Hi, Can we say Dare ga kekkon shimasuka instead of `Dare ga kekkon suru n… - Feed Post by Purnima
Hi,
Can we say Dare ga kekkon shimasuka instead of `Dare ga kekkon suru n desuka`.
I want to know whether literal meaning will change in English or both are the same meaning
that is `whose getting married?
Can we say Dare ga kekkon shimasuka instead of `Dare ga kekkon suru n desuka`.
I want to know whether literal meaning will change in English or both are the same meaning
that is `whose getting married?
posted by Purnima
Comments 1
[Dare ga kekkon shimasu ka] is more polite and can be used in most contexts. If you still want to 'explain' yourself or request an explanation, you may also use [dare ge kekkon suru no desu] as the polite form.
Avoid asking questions with (no da), because it gives a demanding tone to the question. Almost like a parent interrogating a child about unfinished homework.
