Japanese Beginner Phrases Podcast #2
Building upon the first podcast, this episode covers adding a か ka at the end to change a statement into a question.
何か食べたいです。 I want something to eat.
nanika tabetai desu.
[Note: the 'I' is assumed, but it just as easily be 'you' in the right context.]
To make that into a question, just add か
何か食べたいですか? Would you like something to eat?
nanika tabetai desu ka
[Notice I didn't say 'Would I like something to eat?' since it is obvious 'you' would be more appropriate]
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何か飲みたいです。 I want something to drink.
nanika nomitai desu.
何か飲みたいですか? Would you like something to drink
nanika nomitai desu ka?





The romaji is wrong
someone copied and pasted.
He he. That someone would be… not tellin’!
Fixed.