How to Say ‘Does this train stop at Shibuya?’ in Japanese
この電車は渋谷に止まりますか。
kono densha wa shibuya ni tomari masu ka
[koh-noh den-shah wah shee-boo-yah nee toh-mah-ree mahss kah]
Phrase Breakdown
この電車は
kono densha wa
This train
Introduces the train being discussed.
この電車は速いです。
This train is fast.
Words in this phrase
この
kono
[koh-noh]
this
Used before a noun to mean 'this.'
この電車に乗ります。
I will ride this train.
電車
densha
[den-shah]
train
A train used for transportation.
電車は混んでいます。
The train is crowded.
は
wa
[wah]
topic marker
Marks the topic of the sentence and is pronounced わ.
この電車は新しいです。
This train is new.
渋谷に
shibuya ni
At Shibuya / to Shibuya
The destination or stop location.
渋谷に行きます。
I go to Shibuya.
Words in this phrase
渋谷
shibuya
[shee-boo-yah]
Shibuya
A famous district and station area in Tokyo.
渋谷はにぎやかです。
Shibuya is lively.
に
ni
[nee]
at / in / to
A particle marking a destination or location. Here it marks the stop location.
渋谷に着きます。
I arrive at Shibuya.
止まりますか
tomari masu ka
Does it stop?
Asks whether the train stops there.
この電車は渋谷に止まります。
This train stops at Shibuya.
Words in this phrase
止まり
tomari
[toh-mah-ree]
stop
Verb stem of 止まる, meaning a vehicle stops at a place.
このバスは駅に止まります。
This bus stops at the station.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite verb ending
Polite ending used with verbs.
ここで待ちます。
I will wait here.
か
ka
[kah]
question marker
Used at the end of a sentence to ask a question.
止まりますか。
Does it stop?
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