お風呂は何時から何時までですか From what time to what time can we use the bath?

To ask from what time something is going to start and what time it will end, use "nan-ji" or "what time" and say "nan-ji kara nan-ji made desu ka." Clarify the question by starting with the subject plus the particle "wa." "Kara" means "from" and "made" means "until/to."

Various ways of asking about the time:
To only ask when something starts, use "XXX wa nan-ji kara desu ka," meaning "from what time XXX?" To just ask what time something ends, say "XXX wa nan-ji made desu ka" which means "unti what time XXX?"

Try asking about the time

1Which of these three choices is the correct way to say this sentence in Japanese?

From what time does the fireworks festival start?

fireworks festival

花火大会

hanabi-taikai

2Say the sentence in Japanese, using the following word(s).

From what time (/) to what time XXX?

～は何時から（／）何時までですか。

～wa nan-ji kara (/) nan-ji made desu ka.

«closing time»this shop

この店

kono mise

3Say the sentence in Japanese, using the following word(s).

From what time (/) to what time XXX?

～は何時から（／）何時までですか。

～wa nan-ji kara (/) nan-ji made desu ka.

«starting time and closing time»sky tram

ロープウエー

roopu-uee

You use it to reply to a question about whether you've experienced something.

yu (hot water)