How to Say ‘Where’ in Japanese
どこで
doko de
[doh-koh de]
💬 Usage Tip: で after a place means "at" where an action happens: どこで "at where", えきで "at the station".
Phrase Breakdown
どこ
doko
[doh-koh]
where
A question word asking about location or place.
どこに行くのですか。
Where are you going?
で
de
[de]
at; in
Indicates a location where an action takes place.
公園で遊びます。
I play at the park.
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