Questions & Answers about Minne me menemme tänään?
All three are location-related question words, but they ask about different kinds of location:
- minne = to where? (direction, where something is going)
- missä = where? (location, where something is/stays)
- mistä = from where? (origin, where something comes from)
- mihin = also to where? (very close in meaning to minne)
In your sentence:
- Minne me menemme tänään? = To where are we going today? → direction / destination
Typical contrasts:
- Missä me olemme? – Where are we? (location)
- Minne me menemme? – Where are we going (to)? (direction)
- Mistä me tulemme? – Where are we coming from? (origin)
Both minne and mihin can often be used for to where?; minne is a bit more general and common in everyday speech in many areas.