Components
1959 examples found containing 'いつ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
いつべんきょうする
When are you going to study?
いつかえる
When are you going home?
パーティーいつわかります
Do you know when the party is?
いつ
きたい
です
When do you want to go?
いつ

When did they arrive?
いつから
Since when?
にほん
日本
ふゆ
やす
いつからです
When do Japan's winter holidays start?
いつ
何時
わかっている
Do you know what the time is?
いつから
なつやす
夏休
はい
ります

When are you going on summer vacation?
いつ
しゅっぱつ
出発
する

When are you off?
いつ
かえ
ってきた
です
When did you return?
いつ
わる

When does it end?
いつそこ
きました

When did you go there?
いつ
かえ
って

When did you get back?
いつテニスします
When do you play tennis?
ドイツからいつ
きこく
帰国
しました

When did you come back from Germany?
いつでも
でんわ
電話
ください
Call me anytime.
わたし
いつ
何時
かねばならない

I must go some day or other.
いつ
とけい
時計
った

When did you buy the watch?
にんげん
人間
いつ
どうぐ
道具
つか
使
はじ
めた

When did man start to use tools?
いつ
まれました

When were you born?
わたし
いつ
何時
わかりません
I don't know what time it is.
いつ
かまわない
It doesn't matter when you come.
いつ
しゅっぱつ
出発
する
おお
きな
もんだい
問題
です
When to start is the main problem.
あした
明日
いつ
何時
しゅっぱつ
出発
です
What time do we leave tomorrow?
いつ
かけます

When will you leave?
いつ
きます

When will you go?
いつでも
かけられます

We're ready to leave.
いつ
しゅっぱつ
出発
する
つもりです
When are you going to leave?
いつ
しゅっぱつ
出発
する
むずか
しい
もんだい
問題
です
When to set off is a difficult problem.
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