How to Say ‘What are you planning to do?’ in Japanese
何する気だ？
nani suru ki da
[nah-ni soo-roo kee da]
💬 Usage Tip: [〜する気だ] means "intend to do" or "be about to do," often when judging someone's next move. [何する気だ？] is "What are you planning to do?" or "What are you trying to do?"
Phrase Breakdown
何
nani
[nah-ni]
what
Used to inquire about something.
何が必要？
What is needed?
する
suru
[soo-roo]
do
An action or activity performed by someone.
宿題をする。
Do homework.
気
ki
[kee]
intention
A plan or purpose to do something.
行く気がある？
Do you intend to go?
だ
da
[da]
plain form of 'to be'
Informal ending that indicates a state or condition.
今日は雨だ。
It is raining today.
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