Doko

I asked an attendant, "mirrin doko desuka" and when he lead me in the general direction, I asked him "itsu" and then he pointed out the actual product. ❋ Bilbo (2005)

Most likely it is due to analogy with "doko", ie reanalyzing the initial /d/ as expressing interrogative. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The device is called doko-iruka, which can mean ‘where are you?’ but, as iruka is also Japanese for dolphin, the device (naturally!) takes on a cetacean theme. ❋ Jan Kuczynski (2006)

The doko-iruka is a well-placed device for parents who are looking for safety devices for their children but are still uneasy about them having a fully functional mobile phone. ❋ Jan Kuczynski (2006)

Takakura Ken would first mumble something like, "Kane wa doko da." ❋ Rogers (2008)

My guess is that an informal male approach to "Where's the money" in Japanese would be, "Okane doko?" ❋ Rogers (2008)

The ITU newslog says the ima doko (where are you now) service allows parents to track the location of their children through a mobile handset or a P-doco? mini device. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Extant forms found in the literature show the following progression, with early dates in parentheses: iduku (712) iduko (late 9th century) idoko (935) doko (1099). ❋ Unknown (2007)

And I'm curious how the iduku doko shift took place. ❋ Unknown (2007)

About 20 dokos (70 litres) of fresh green vegetation, such as ban mara, each weighing 20 - 30 kg with the material piled up above the rim of the doko, are needed to make one doko of compost, weighing 35 kg with the compost level with the rim. ❋ Unknown (1999)

Fill the bottom of the doko with straw or some other light material to form a firm level base for the plants to stand on. ❋ Unknown (1999)

If they are kept in a doko or any other container, pour water on them. ❋ Unknown (1999)

“Where is the bus stop?” the voice on the tape asked, blaring first in English, then translated into Japanese: “Basu tei wa doko desuka?” ❋ Meg Wolitzer (1999)

Kimi ga doko ni ite dare to doko ni ite donna yume wo mite nani shite waratteite mo Aww, cute! ❋ Unknown (2010)

Resonating in the far sky are your prayers turning into miracles. mayanaka no aoi ni todokete nagareteku namida no tsubu mayoinaku tsutsumikomu nukumori ni deatta masshiro na yuki no you ni doko mademo sunao na KOTOBA My overflowing tear drops dissolved into the blue midnight, and without hesitation, I was drawn in and met you in a warm encounter.

[Jeff] call [Fred] a Dokos, so Fred beat [his ass] down. ❋ Wanderinghobo77 (2004)

It's a Doko! Where? [There, there] is a Doko eating her [special] [flakes]. ❋ Dokomoko (2011)

i [aint got no] dokoe for that [expensive] weed [bruh] ❋ 420herbs420 (2017)

[Samuel] is [posting] [doko] things. ❋ Sushingoo (2020)

"[Armor] [doko]?" = "Where is [armor]?" ❋ Mikhail1024 (2023)