疑問詞疑問文(いつ・何時に・どこで・だれと・何を・何をしますか) Interrogative Questions in Japanese - What are you doing on the weekend

This video tutorial introduces the use of interrogative questions in Japanese, focusing on vocabulary and sentence structure. It covers key interrogatives like 'what', 'where', 'when', 'who', and 'what time', and explains the necessary particles that accompany them. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to help learners form and answer questions effectively. The session concludes with challenges to reinforce learning.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Using interrogatives in questions

• Understanding Japanese culture

• Learning new vocabulary

• Practicing pronunciation

Which word means 'What' in Japanese?

• Dare

• Nani

• Doko

• Nanji

What is the Japanese word for 'Younger sister'?

• Pan

• Umi

• Immoto

• Yoru

What additional particle is needed when using 'Nanji'?

• de

• ni

• to

• wo

How do you ask 'Where do you study?' in Japanese?

• Doko de benkyo shimasu ka?

• Nanji ni benkyo shimasu ka?

• Nani wo benkyo shimasu ka?

• Dare to benkyo shimasu ka?

What is the correct structure for forming an interrogative question in Japanese?

• Interrogative + Verb + ka

• Verb + ka + Interrogative

• Verb + Interrogative + ka

• Interrogative + ka + Verb

Which particle is used with 'Dare' when asking who an action is done with?

• wo

• to

• de

• ni