作者名称 国旗国籍

Matthew Hardwicke

EN

JP

2020.03.11 17:49

Hey everyone :-), I was wondering If someone could help me. The

book I am learning Japanese from just asked me how would you say which one is the car. I responded dore wa, kumura desu ka. However the book says the answer is kumura wa, dore desu ka. Do both work or should I learn the one the book says.
210 10

Download the HelloTalk app to join the conversation.

Comments

  • 서우 2020.03.11 18:06

    JP
    KR

    I responded dore wa, kumura desu ka.

    I responded dore wa, kuruma desu ka.

  • 서우 2020.03.11 18:06

    JP
    KR

    Do both work!
  • 耶紅鈴 2020.03.11 19:56

    EN
    JP

    I responded dore wa, kumura desu ka.

    I responded dore wa, Kuruma desu ka.

    However the book says the answer is kumura wa, dore desu ka.

    However the book says the answer is kuruma wa, dore desu ka.

  • 𝙃𝙞𝙩𝙤𝙣𝙖 ひとな 2020.03.12 01:14

    JP
    EN

    Both of them have same meaning!
  • tsubame 2020.03.12 07:51

    JP
    EN

    Actually Your answer is not ok, We can understand what you want to say, but it's not correct. If you want to say like your answer, you should use "ga" Dore ga Kuruma desuka. Of course Kuruma ha dore desuka is correct. Japanese grammar can't use Interrogative before "ha" that like similar situation.
  • Matthew Hardwicke 2020.03.12 11:17

    EN
    JP

    @tsubame so pretty much as long as I switch the wa with ga, the sentence will work?
  • tsubame 2020.03.12 11:35

    JP
    EN

    Yeah, In most cases it works.
  • Kaya 2020.06.28 11:24

    JP
    EN

    I responded dore wa, kumura desu ka.

    I responded dore ga,kuruma desu ka.

  • Kaya 2020.06.28 11:26

    JP
    EN

    However I can catch the meaning both of them.
  • zzzz0 2020.11.15 07:34

    JP
    EN

    Would you like to talk to me?

Open HelloTalk to join the conversation