Home Learn Japanese Difference between Dochira and DokoLLearn JapaneseDifference between Dochira and DokoDecember 20, 20223 comments According to [JapanDict](https://www.japandict.com/), both 何方 and 何処 mean *”where”.*So my question is, what’s the difference between them? Is one more formal than the other? Tags:Japanese LanguageLearn Japanese 3 commentsDochira is more like “which direction”Doko is “where”方 = Direction 所 = PlaceFyi many dictionaries, including the one you linked, mark certain words with “usually written in kana”. For those it’s perfectly normal just write in hiragana or katakana as the case may be.Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Fyi many dictionaries, including the one you linked, mark certain words with “usually written in kana”. For those it’s perfectly normal just write in hiragana or katakana as the case may be.
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Dochira is more like “which direction”
Doko is “where”
方 = Direction
所 = Place
Fyi many dictionaries, including the one you linked, mark certain words with “usually written in kana”. For those it’s perfectly normal just write in hiragana or katakana as the case may be.