A term used to inquire about an unknown direction or location, often indicating a choice between two or more options without specifying one.
An expression used to ask for the identity of someone in a respectful manner, implying an uncertainty about the individual being referred to.
A polite way to refer to an unspecified person or party, signifying respect and formality in conversation.
A word that can be applied to both directions and identities, reflecting a sense of ambiguity or indecision regarding the person or place in question.
Example:
あの〜郵便局はどちらでしょうか。
A term used to indicate an unspecified direction or location, often asking for clarification about which one among two or more options is being referred to, signaling a choice needs to be made.
A respectful way to inquire about someone's identity or status, typically used in question forms to show regard for the person being addressed.
Example:
「どなたですか」「お母さんよ」