How do you say daily phrases in Japanese?

How to say these phrases in japanese?

• But before does ' dokoikundai' mean where are you going? o.o xD How would you say ' you are ----' How would you add adjectives Like ' You are pretty/ugly/stupid Or something like that :D how do you add adjectives to phrases :3 And also how would you say Let's go eat/drink! Let's go to the cinema! Let's go to the park... ect And also how do you say ' what are you doing' and how do you respond to that o.o! Also! please write normally, no Hiragana or katakana or Kanji xD! ごめんなさ い ありがと!

• Answer:

  Let's see here. re: "dokoikundai": correct. It's a colloquial (male) way of saying "where are you going." "You are..." is literally "anata wa..." But you shouldn't really be using this, as the Japanese rarely use "anata". Instead say "XXX san wa..." (e.g. if you were speaking to me: "Terri san wa (adjective)." Terri san wa kirei desu. = You (Terri) are pretty. Ugly is "minikui" and stupid is "baka". Note: If you're calling someone ugly or stupid, you probably don't desperately need to attach "san" to their name ^^ Let's go XXX = "XXX ni ikou!" (casual) or "XXX ni ikimashou!" (polite) e.g. "Cinema ni ikou!" , "Park ni ikou!" What are you doing? = "Nani shite iru no?" (for girls, informal -- a guy might say "nani shiterundai?") or "Nani wo shite imasu ka?" (polite) And you respond as appropriate...I can't really tell you how to respond! Hope this was helpful.