Components
1076 examples found containing '何処' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
この
みち
どこ
ます

Where does this road lead to?
どこ
りょこう
旅行
きたい

I want to go somewhere on a trip.
そのくつどこ
った
です
Where did you buy the shoes?
あのメモどこあるです
Where has that memo got to?
わたし
くるま
どこおかしい
There is something wrong with my car.
どこ
ほん
えます

Where would I find books?
その
ちず
地図
どこ
はい
ります

Where can I get the map?
その
ほん
どこ
った
です
Where did you buy that book?
どこその
ようふく
洋服
つく
ってもらった
です
Where did you have the suit made?
どこ
っていた
おも

Guess where I've been.
わたし
くるま
どこあります
Where is my car?
しんぶん
新聞
どこ
Where's the newspaper?
しゅっしん
出身
どこです
Where are you from?
しゃちょう
社長
どこです
Where's the president?
どこ
もんだい
問題
あるわかります
You know where the problem lies.
ちょっとどこ

Hey, where are you going?
この
でんしゃ
電車
どこ
きます

Where's this train bound for?
ポストどこあります
Where is the mailbox?
えき
どこです
Where is the railroad station?
えいご
英語
どこ
はな
されています

Where is English spoken?
わたし
どこいかない
I never go anywhere.
なつやす
夏休
どこ
きました

Did you go anywhere during the summer vacation?
どこ
んでいる
です
Where do you live?
なつやす
夏休
どこ
きました

Did you go anywhere during the summer vacation?
きょう
今日
しんぶん
新聞
どこ
Where is today's paper?
ジョンどこ
んでいます

Where does John live?
としょかん
図書館
どこです
Where is the library?
どこ
しんぶん
新聞
とっています
What papers do you take?
どこ
かける

Are you going anywhere?
わたし
ほん
どこあります
Where is my book?
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