Doko

Doko

Meaning: Where, what.

When to use?

1) Followed by desu

Byouin wa doko desu ka.

= Where is the hospital?

Suzuki-san wa ima doko desu ka.

= Where is Mr. Suzuki now?

2) Followed by locational particle

Kare wa doko ni hataraite iru no desu ka.

= Where is he working?

Do youbi ni wa doko e iku no desu ka.

= Where are you going on saturday?

3) Followed by possessive particle "no"

Doko no gakkou ni benkyou suru no desu ka.

= At what school are you studying?

4) Followed by subject marker "ga"

Kore no doko ga warui no desu ka.

= What's wrong with this?

Category: Grammatical words

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