Who is that person? Whose mobile is this? dare/donata-no - Japanese Lesson 36

Learn Easy Spoken and Written Japanese in Simple English Lesson 36 - Questions using Who and Whose (dare, donata, dare-no, donata-no) In this lesson, learn the how to ask "Who" and "Whose" type of questions in Japanese. There are two Japanese words - dare and donata (だれ and どなた). It is important to understand the difference between the usages of these two forms. Learn how the use of particle no converts "who" into "whose". In this lesson, we also present the usage of no particle twice in a sentence (case of double possession). Who is that person? ano hito wa dare/donata desu ka. あの 人 は だれ/ どなた です か。 Who is your father? anata no otoosan wa dare desu ka. あなたのお父さんはだれですか。 Whose pen is this? pen wa dareno/donatano desu ka. ペンは だれの/ どなたの です か。 Whose mobile is this? dareno keitai desu ka. だれの けいたいです か。 It’s my teacher’s watch. watashi no sensei no tokei desu. わたしのせんせいのとけいです。 Whose textbooks are these? korera wa dare no kyoukasho desu ka. #learnjapanese #japaneselearning #japaneselesson #japanesegrammar #japanese #japaneseculture #japaneseinenglish #saraljapan #hiragana #katakana #kanji (c) Copyright Information: All Rights Reserved with Sujoy Chatterjee. This is an original material designed and prepared by Sujoy Chatterjee. No part from this video is allowed to be reproduced in any form over any media.