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What is なん in そうなんですか - Japanese Language Stack Exchange I understood roughly what sou desu, sou des ka mean But I'm having difficulty in understanding the word nan in sou nan des ka If Sou des ka can literally be translate as quot;correct it seem so
What is the meaning of nandesuka? - Question about Japanese It is a combination of the interrogative word "nan" meaning "what" and the polite sentence-ending particle "desu ka" used to form a question Here are a few examples of how "nandesuka" can be used in different situations:
Usage of nan desu? - Japanese Language Stack Exchange I'm not overly familiar with usage of nan desu outside of it being used in the question sense (i e なんですか nan desu ka) If someone could clarify uses of nan desu I would be super appreciative
particles - When asking What is your name? or What is your job . . . お仕事は? Oshigoto wa? is basically short for お仕事は何ですか? Oshigoto wa nan desu ka? あなたは仕事ですか? Anata wa shigoto desu ka? means "Are you work?" and is nonsensical† は wa (not わ BTW) is the topic marker * Just asking 〜は basically means "About ~ " and only hints at the actual question Leaving things unspoken is a very typical thing in Japanese
What is the meaning of nan desu ka? - Question about Japanese The Japanese phrase "nan desu ka" (何ですか) is a polite way to ask "What is it?" or "What is that?" in English It is commonly used in various situations to seek clarification or gather information about something Here are a few examples of how "nan desu ka" can be used: 1 Asking for clarification: - A: この本は面白いですか?
What is the meaning of なんじんですか? - Question about Japanese なんじんですか (なん じん です か) Definition of なんじんですか @TheTrueY well it depends : じ in hiragana 時 kanji = time do you have an idea of what kanji are used in your sentence or everything is in hiragana it's written : Nan jin desu ka that's unusual but it obeys a simple rule when asking question in Japanese there is a pattern you use to soften your tone