In Japanese, the particle か is not only used to form direct questions but also to introduce embedded questions within a sentence. An embedded question is a question that is part of a larger sentence. Embedded questions are often used to express uncertainty, inquire indirectly, or include a question as part of a larger statement.
| I don't know which one is correct. | どちら が 正しい か 分かりません。dochira ga tadashii ka wakarimasen. |
| Do you know where she lives? | 彼女 が どこ に 住んで いる か 知って います か？kanojo ga doko ni sunde iru ka shitte imasu ka? |
| Do you remember what he said? | 彼 が 何 を 言った か 覚えて います か？kare ga nani o itta ka oboete imasu ka? |
| Please decide what to eat. | 何 を 食べる か 決めて ください。nani o taberu ka kimete kudasai. |
| Let’s decide which one is the best. | どれ が 一番 いい か 決めましょう。dore ga ichiban ii ka kimemashou. |
| It has not been decided yet whether she will go or not. | 彼女 が 行く か 行かない か まだ 決まって いない。kanojo ga iku ka ikanai ka mada kimatte inai. |
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