What does 'Kyo ha dou desuka' mean?

Answer 1

The phrase "Kyo ha dou desuka" is Japanese and translates to "How is it today?" in English. In Japanese, "Kyo" means "today," "ha" is a particle indicating the subject of the sentence, "dou" means "how," and "desuka" is a question marker. So when put together, the phrase is asking about the current state or condition of the day.

Answer 2

"Kyo ha dou desuka" means "How are you today?" in Japanese. So, next time you want to impress someone with your linguistic skills, just drop this line and watch them be amazed. Or not. It's really up to you.

Answer 3

It means "do you understand?" wakarimasu Is the verb to understand, then desu is the verb to be, and the ka turns the sentence into a question. Because of the lingual differences, the you is implied to be affecting whoever it is you are speaking with and the rest of the sentence is structured according to Japanese grammar rules.

Answer 4

今日はどうですか (kyou wa dou desu ka) literally means 'how is today?' in Japanese. This may be used to ask someone how their day is going. This sentence may also mean 'how about today?'

Answer 5

Perhaps it's supposed to be 'oishii desu ka' which is ' Do you like it'? in reference to the flavor of food/drink.

Answer 6

Sou desu ne basically means yes, yes it is.

But if you asked me what all of the parts alone meant its too hard

Answer 7

how's it? or how's that?

Answer 8

It means "really like."