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Ashita ka asatte iku deshō.
I expect he’ll go either tomorrow or the next
day.
Hōrensō o hito-taba ka futa-taba kaimashō.
I guess I’ll buy 1 or 2 bunches of spinach.
Aoki-san ka Suzuki-san ga kimasu.
Mr. Aoki or Mr. Suzuki (or someone) will come.
Notice the difference in meaning between these two
sentences:
O-cha ka kōhī wa suki desu ka.
Do you like tea or coffee? (either one)
O-cha ga suki desu ka. Kōhī ga suki desu ka.
Do you like tea? Or, do you like coffee? (which
one)
6.21. Particles wa and o with
ikaga desu ka
If you want to offer a person some tea, you usually say:
O-cha wa ikaga desu ka.
How about some tea?
