Interrogative words, The connecting form で / De - Japanese Grammar Lesson for Beginners Free Online

Interrogative words in Japanese: 　

だれ / Dare / Who ?　　　   だれか / Dareka / someone ?

どなた / Donata / Who ?      どなたか / Donataka/ someone ?  (polite form)

どこ / Doko / Where ?　　　 どこか / Dokoka / somewhere ?

なに / Nani / What ?　  　　　なにか / Nanika / something

だれでも / Daredemo / anybody      だれも / Daremo / nobody

どなたでも / Donatademo / anybody  どなたも / Donatamo/ nobody (forma politicoasa)

どこ でも/ Dokodemo / anywhere   どこも/ Dokomo / nowhere

なんでも/ Nandemo / anything               なにも / Nanimo / nothing

·         The connecting form  で /  De

Ex:

これは　でんわ　です 

Kore wa denwa desu / This is a phone.

それは　ラジオ　です　

Sore wa rajio desu / That is a radio.

　

Ø      これは　でんわ　で,　それは　ラジオ　です

Kore wa denwa  De, sore wa rajio desu

This is a phone, and that is a radio.  

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