どこか
Meanings
Adverb
Expression
Noun
Usually written in kana
1. somewhere
I have also seen the girl's face somewhere before.
Adverb
Usually written in kana
2. in some respects; in some way
It has a taste that is somehow comforting, isn't it?
Pitch accent
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こか
Top 400
Composed of
where; what place; how much (long, far); what extent
Used in vocabulary (5 in total)
from out of nowhere; from who knows where
deep down; special place in one's heart; in the back of one's mind
in some way; somehow or other; somewhere or other
Examples (150 in total)
Something somewhere had been blown up.
Are you about to go out somewhere?
Are you in pain now?
Where's my kid?
I feel like I'm being watched from somewhere.
It has a taste that is somehow comforting, isn't it?
Did you go anywhere for the summer?
Are you not feeling well?
I want to go somewhere on a trip.
It felt nostalgic in some way.
The real one is mixed in somewhere.
I must have made a mistake somewhere.
Hey, aren't you going to report it to someone?
Where are my cigarettes?
However, something doesn't sit right with me.
It's five o'clock somewhere now.
I left my passport somewhere.
Is there somewhere we can talk?
There is something wrong with my car.
It had been arranged that I would go somewhere far away.
Are you going to go anywhere this summer?
She narrowed her eyes, looking somewhat happy.
I wonder if I banged myself somewhere when I fell.
I had my money stolen somewhere.
Have you seen my glasses anywhere?
Are you going away this summer?
I lost my keys somewhere yesterday.
It had been nagging at some part of my mind after all.
I heard a voice from somewhere below.
His house is somewhere around here.
Is water still dripping somewhere?
Phew, all the tension has blown away somewhere.
I lost my wallet somewhere around here.
Sure. Do you know a good place?
The conversation also becomes somewhat awkward.
Did you go to any famous gardens?
A clock bell rang somewhere.
If you're up for it, why don't we go out somewhere together?
I want to go somewhere in Europe.
That's it, let's set off on a trip somewhere!
Something must be wrong with the machinery.
I remember throwing it away somewhere.
Your true character will inevitably come out somewhere.
It seems that someone took a picture of you somewhere.
It is a text that looks like something I have seen somewhere.
He went to Narita or somewhere.
Something is wrong with my watch.
That name seemed familiar.
Do you know where Tom's house is?
Can you tell me where the restroom is?
There is a mailbox somewhere along this street.
Do you belong to an internet community?
He could still be alive somewhere.
I am sure I met him somewhere, but I do not remember who he is.
I get the feeling that I've heard that somewhere before.
Is there a possibility that it might be used somewhere?
If possible, I want to move to another location.
I may have met her somewhere.
I saw her somewhere two years ago.
There was still a part of me that couldn't believe it.
I have a feeling I've met that person somewhere.
That smile also looked somehow sad.
Our dog has gone away.
Is her house anywhere near the station?
I've seen you someplace.
I have gone astray somewhere in my calculations.
If it can't be destroyed, the only option is to move it somewhere.
Let's go somewhere quiet and talk.
Could you put this coat somewhere?
Is there anywhere we can get through to the other side?
But Grandpa was smiling with narrowed eyes, looking somehow content.
He followed after with a somewhat tense expression.
Once again, an emergency bell was ringing somewhere.
It seems that somewhere I was still looking down on her.
I could tell at a glance that something was wrong.
Before long, the crow of a rooster was heard from somewhere.
She is living in some village in India.
I happened to see it in an interview in some magazine.
There seems to be something wrong with our telephone.
It was a phenomenon that was somewhat mystical and could be called beautiful.
I'm looking for my passport. Have you seen it?
We have to draw a line somewhere.
The balloon was carried away somewhere by the wind.
He was from Texas or thereabout.
Excuse me, do you know where the economics department library is?
I felt like someone somewhere had called me by my old nickname.
I remember meeting you somewhere.
I've seen that face somewhere before.
The forest was enveloped in a somewhat mysterious atmosphere.
I know you're hiding somewhere in this room.
Since we're here, let's go have some tea or something somewhere.
Even so, there is a part of me that cannot honestly accept it.
I walked for a while, thinking I would find a gap somewhere.
Suddenly, a low voice echoed from somewhere.
He lives somewhere near that park.
I remember seeing him somewhere before.
You will have seen this photograph somewhere.
Somewhere, idols are probably singing and dancing again.
Energy that is moving will eventually reach some world somewhere.
I thought we were going to go somewhere.
Perhaps it is still lurking somewhere in the castle.
To make it in time, I guess we'll have to cut one of the scenes.
I had my purse stolen somewhere on my way home.
Sorry, but I have no intention of belonging to any organization.
And then, he continues with a somewhat solemn expression.
It flew away somewhere, so fast that no one could catch up.
She was a girl who gave an impression of being somehow different.
There must be a base somewhere in that camp over there.
In other words, a relay point is needed somewhere.
The treasure is believed to lie hidden somewhere in the mountain.
I may have put the key somewhere in this room.
If you need me, I'll be somewhere around.
Once it is completed, I intend to submit it somewhere.
Ah, in that case, weren't they holding a meeting or something somewhere?
She felt something go wrong with her car.
The trouble is that glasses always get lost.
Let's go somewhere nice for our wedding anniversary.
Was it washed up on the beach, having drifted from some distant town?
My book has to be somewhere in the room.
I have read about it somewhere.
Sadly, my cat has gone away somewhere.
The cause of that suffering is hidden somewhere in this testimony.
I remember that my parents' attitude was somehow strange from around that time.
"Haven't we met somewhere before?" asked the student.
That expression was somehow different in nature from the ones before.
I remember seeing that gentleman somewhere.
Then he suddenly glanced off in some odd direction.
Its outline is smooth, giving a somewhat soft impression.
The rabbit flailed its legs, but its thrashing was somehow gentle.
I'm told my mother vanished somewhere right after giving birth to me.
It is an outfit not seen in the West, and has a somewhat foreign style.
In that case, we should assume that the information is circulating somewhere.
They all had ribbons tied to some part of their bodies.
Hey, I don't mind sticking together, but do you have somewhere to go?
Due to the move, it is necessary to stay overnight in some town.
He was gazing somewhere in the distance with eyes that held a strong will.
Saying so, the two exchanged somewhat dry smiles.
I can't help but feel something like a cold aura of rejection.
If you do that, there's bound to be a backlash somewhere again, right?
If so, there must surely be somewhere a strength sufficient to make up for it.
Although the characters were different, it looked just like a bustling street somewhere on Earth.
If I was going to the African continent where would be the safest and most sanitary place?
When it lightly rains like that, I wish to go for a walk in a park.
I lost my umbrella somewhere in the park so I need to buy a new one.
A soldier who seemed familiar from somewhere peeked out from the side and smiled triumphantly.
But there is a certain gloom in that expression, and it even looks lonely.
She sat next to him wishing she were somewhere else.
Then he smiled, somewhat boastfully, yet with a fearless air.
The white house stands there looking somewhat lonely, with no sign of anyone being there.
Her crimson eyes seemed to be gazing somewhere far away, as if lost in memories.