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To me it says "where is he" and i am pretty sure its right but google translate said other wise but theres more than one way to write something
Well, the kanjis refer to "doko" (where) but I've never seen this sentence formed that way meaning "where is he?". I would say " Kare wa doko ni desu ka ? " but I'm not an expert.. By the way, I wanted to make it clearer using kanji/kana like you but I don't know how to do this. Do you use a program or something like that to do so ? ( Sorry to bother you with this ^^')- I use simeji keyboard for Android on computer i use the built in ime
- Alright. Thanks for the tip ;) I think it'll take me a while getting used to this app though.
"Where is he?" should be "彼はどこですか。" This is read "kare wa doko desu ka". When "wa" indicates the topic of a sentence, it is spelled は even though the pronunciation is わ. どこ is not normally spelled using kanji.- Is it incorrect using the particle "ni" just after "doko" in this situation then ?
if you use particle ni it will be appropriate kare ha doko ni imasuka 彼はどこにいますか。 or kare ha koko ni iru 彼はここにいる。
ni + Verb (+desu)- Understood. Thanks hebirion !
