How to Say ‘Where should we meet?’ in Japanese
どこで会いますか？
doko de ai masu ka
[doko de AH-ee mahs ka]
💬 Usage Tip: で marks where something happens, so どこで means "at where". The answer follows the same pattern: 駅で会います "we'll meet at the station".
Phrase Breakdown
どこで
doko de
where (at what place)
どこ means 'where', and で marks the place where an action happens. Say do-ko-de.
どこで食べますか？
Where shall we eat?
Words in this phrase
どこ
doko
[doko]
where
A question word asking about a place or location.
どこに行きますか？
Where are you going?
で
de
[de]
at
Indicates the location of an action.
家で食事する。
Eat at home.
会いますか？
ai masu ka
shall we meet?
会います (aimasu) is the polite form of 会う, 'to meet'. Say a-i-ma-su-ka, keeping each vowel distinct.
明日会いますか？
Shall we meet tomorrow?
Words in this phrase
会い
ai
[AH-ee]
meet
Stem of 会う, to meet someone.
友達に会います。
I'll meet a friend.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite present/future ending
ます makes a verb polite in present or future statements.
予約します。
I will make a reservation.
か
ka
[ka]
question particle
Used to create a yes/no question in informal speech.
行くか？
Shall we go?
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