これ が ただしい です か

[Tomii515]

これ が ただしい です か？


あなた は ちいず を すき います か？


あれ が ただちい です か？

 

[nice gaijin]

「チーズ」はえいごですから、かたかなでかいてください。

それと、「チーズがすきですか」というのはただしいです。

 

[Tomii515]

「チーズ」はえいごですから、かたかなでかいてください。
それと、「チーズがすきですか」というのはただしいです。

can you just say 'はい' or 'いいえ'

 

[nice gaijin]

well then, いいえ。

 

[Tomii515]

Can you tell em how to fix it in English, and using romaji

 

[nice gaijin]

1. cheese is a foreign word, and must be written in katakana: チーズ
2. suki is not a verb, it is an adjective. If you want to say "like cheese" you need to mark cheese with が; chi-zu ga suki (desu).
3. when you end a question with か, you don't need a question mark. just end it with a period 。
4. by asking a question to someone, it is unnecessary to use "you," it is implied by the question.

if you want to ask if someone likes cheese, just say チーズがすきですか。

 

[doinkies]

Since 「チーズ」 (ちいず） comes from the English word "cheese", you should write 「チーズ」 in katakana rather than in hiragana.

The correct way to write it is 「チーズが好き（すき）ですか？」 or as in the post above, 「チーズが好きですか。」

 

[Elizabeth]

can you just say 'はい' or 'いいえ'

If you wanted to ask this in Japanese just repeat the question adding
どちらですか？at the end (which is it? (yes or no)?)
チーズが好きですか、どちらですか (Do you like cheese ? Yes or no?)

 

[Tomii515]

so its "chiizu ga suki desu ka." can you use you if you want to?

 

[J C]

You could use "you" (anata) and everyone would understand what you're saying, but it's not something that a Japanese person would say. As nice gaijin said, it's implied and not necessary.

If you were talking to Mary, you could say:

Mary-san, chiizu ga suki desuka ＝ メーリさん、チーズがすきですか。

 

[Tomii515]

oh:

(anata wa) chiizu ga suki desu ka.