Talking about your immediate plans

  • Posted on: November 18th, 2008


In this simulation, you will learn how to tell someone that you are “just about to do something” When you wish to express your immediate plans in this way, it’s useful to append the phrase “tokoro desu” to the end of your action. For example, if you are about to go shopping (“Kai-mono ni iku”) you can say “Kai-mono ni iku tokoro desu.”

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