Must-Know Japanese Sentence Structures S1 #5 - Asking About Time

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🗓️ 14 May 2026

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learn how to use the sentence pattern "When is A?"

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0:00.0	Japanese Pod 101.
0:04.8	Oh,
0:05.4	oh,
0:05.7	Tokyo.
0:07.4	Good night,
0:07.9	New York.
0:09.5	Hello,
0:10.0	London.
0:10.6	Hi,
0:11.5	Rihol. Hi everyone, I'm Eric.
0:24.1	And I'm Risa.
0:25.2	And welcome to must-know Japanese sentence structures, season one, lesson five.
0:30.0	Asking about time.
0:31.7	In this lesson, you'll learn how to use a sentence pattern for asking about time.
0:35.8	For example, when is your birthday?
0:38.5	TANJOWBII. TANJOWBII
0:41.9	WITESka? The pattern for asking about time has four elements. First, birthday.
0:49.1	Tanjjjobie. Second, a topic marking particle, literally meaning as for.
0:54.2	What?
0:55.1	Third, interrogative word meaning when.
0:58.1	It's.
0:59.0	Last, a linking verb plus question marker.
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