Comings and Goings (2)                      

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I have been to Tokyo. Watashi wa toukyou ni itta koto ga aru.     watashi: I Kanji translation: toukyou: Tokyo iku: go

I have been to Kyoto, but I have never been to Nara. Kyouto niwa itta koto ga aru ga nara niwa itta koto ga nai.     Kanji translation: kyouto: Kyoto (a city in the central part of Japan) nara: Nara (a city in the central part of Japan)

Have you ever been to France? Furansu ni itta koto ga ari masu ka?     furansu: France ni: to

I have not been yet. Mada itta koto ga ari masen.     mada: yet

I went to Hong Kong last year. Watashi wa kyonen honkon e iki mashita.     watashi: I e: to Kanji translation: kyonen: last year honkon: Hong Kong

Is there any place you want to go? Doko ka iki tai tokoro wa ari masu ka?     iki tai: want to go tokoro: place

When are you coming back? Itsu modotte ki masu ka?     itsu: when modotte: back

I have come twice. Ni-kai ki mashita.     Kanji translation: ni-kai: twice kuru: come

Where should we go first? Saisho ni doko e iku beki desu ka?     doko: where iku: go beki: should Kanji translation: saisho: first