How to Say ‘Are you going’ in Japanese
行くの
iku no
[iku]
💬 Usage Tip: In casual questions, の at the end often softens the question and makes it sound conversational: 行くの？ "Are you going?" Compare with plainer 行く？, which is a bit more direct.
Phrase Breakdown
行く
iku
[iku]
to go
Indicates the action of going to a place.
明日、行くのですか？
Are you going tomorrow?
の
no
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