How to ask questions in Japanese - Who, What, When, Where, Why, How

Learn the Japanese words for Who, What, When, Where, Why and How

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Animation/video and illustrations by Renate Tjelta
Voiceover by Sam Bleakly and Yuka-sensei

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[alexvlair]

I'm not sure why the second voice is a guy imitating a girl's voice, but it's hilarious. Probably not in a good way though. Other than that, great video!

[TheRightShoeStream]

Nice video. The second voice that reads the sentence is a bit strange. Other than that, very good!

[ghostspooky]

This helped a lot, but the examples are really hard to understand with the Kanji. Hiragana readings beneath it would be great not just for enunciation, but also to be able to identify which Kanji ties to the word associated. Aside from that minor nitpick (which isn't even a nitpick, this doesn't say for beginners) this is a great and easy way to study question structure.

[perdykool]

I feel like each one of these could have been expounded a little bit more with more examples. But I liked the video

[yakidin]

hello,

in the above sentence, what does this mean ? っておののいて固まっていたら thanks :)

[kiranchoudhary]

What we say to example why you are going to park