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This sentence doesn't really make sense.ソーカ (sooka) doesn't have any meaning in Japanese, unless you meant そうか (souka) which may be used to mean "is that so?" or "really?".

いつ (itsu means "when" in Japanese.

早いですか (hayai desu ka) may be used to mean either "is it early?" or "is it fast?". As Japanese often omits the subject, the "it" may also be "he", "she" or anything.


Together, this may be そうか?いつ早いですか (souka? itsu hayai desu ka) which could mean something like "really? when is it early?" in Japanese, although this still doesn't sound entirely correct.

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