How to Say ‘From when’ in Japanese
いつから
itsu kara
[itsu kara]
💬 Usage Tip: [いつから] is a very common pattern for asking when something starts: literally "from when." You can reuse it with other actions too, like [いつから住んでいますか。]
Phrase Breakdown
いつ
itsu
[itsu]
when
Used to ask about time in a general sense, such as a starting date or schedule.
いつから勤務できますか。
From when can you work?
から
kara
[kara]
from
A particle meaning 'from' or 'starting from,' used for time, place, or origin.
月曜日から働けます。
I can work from Monday.
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