whither in Japanese
whither in Japanese is どこ — whither means to what place; where (used to ask about direction or destination).
whither in Japanese
どこ
Pronounced: doko
What does "whither" mean?
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adv To what place; where (used to ask about direction or destination).
"Whither shall we go from here?"
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adv Used rhetorically to question the future or fate of something.
"Whither the print newspaper in an age of instant news?"
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whither in a sentence
- Whither shall we go from here?
- Whither wilt thou wander, wayfarer?
- Whither the print newspaper in an age of instant news?
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What is "whither" in Japanese?
"whither" in Japanese is どこ. whither means: To what place; where (used to ask about direction or destination).
How do you pronounce どこ?
"whither" in Japanese is どこ, pronounced "doko".
How do you use "whither" in a sentence?
Example: "Whither shall we go from here?" In Japanese, "whither" is どこ.
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