Konbawa,
I am teaching children Japanese and have a question if you could help please.
How would you ask something like:
- What day is it today?
- What month is it?
- What season is it?
I want to introduce students to the question word nan/nani at the same time as introducing them to time vocabulary. From what I can find online, I would ask
- Kyo wa nan yobi desu ka? However I can't work out what 'kyo' means.
- Nan gatsu desu ka? Is this translated correct?
- Translations for 'What season is it' vary, but tend to be more like 'what is a season'. I'm wondering if I am wording the sentence wrong grammatically for translation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Arigato
Tennille
I am teaching children Japanese and have a question if you could help please.
How would you ask something like:
- What day is it today?
- What month is it?
- What season is it?
I want to introduce students to the question word nan/nani at the same time as introducing them to time vocabulary. From what I can find online, I would ask
- Kyo wa nan yobi desu ka? However I can't work out what 'kyo' means.
- Nan gatsu desu ka? Is this translated correct?
- Translations for 'What season is it' vary, but tend to be more like 'what is a season'. I'm wondering if I am wording the sentence wrong grammatically for translation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Arigato
Tennille