How do you ask "what" in Japanese?
何 (なに before particles, なん before です and counters). Examples: 何を食べますか (what will you eat?), 何時ですか (what time is it?).
How do you ask "where" in Japanese?
どこ is the everyday form. Polite form: どちら. Common patterns: どこに (location), どこへ (destination), どこで (place of action), どこから (origin).
What is the difference between だれ and どなた?
だれ is neutral/everyday. どなた is formal and respectful — use it with strangers, customers, or anyone you need to show deference to.
How do you ask "why" in Japanese?
なぜ (naze) and どうして (doushite) both mean "why." どうして is more conversational; なぜ is slightly more formal. Both are correct at N5.
What is the difference between どれ、どの、and どちら?
どれ = which one (3+ options, stands alone). どの = which (must precede a noun). どちら = which of two (also polite form of where).
How do you ask "how much" in Japanese?
いくら (ikura) asks about price. どのくらい asks about degree, distance, or duration. 何時間/何分 ask for a specific count of hours/minutes.