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- Afrikaans: waar (af)
- Albanian: ku (sq)
- American Sign Language: 1@Side-PalmForward SmallSidetoside
- Arabic: أَيْن (ar) (ʔayna, ʔayn)
Egyptian Arabic: فين (fēn)
Gulf Arabic: وَيْن (wēn)
Hijazi Arabic: فين (fēn)
Iraqi Arabic: وَيْن (wēn)
Moroccan Arabic: فين (fīn), فاين (fāyen), وين (wīn)
Najdi Arabic: وَيْن (wēn)
North Levantine Arabic: وَيْن (wayn, wēn)
South Levantine Arabic: وَيْن (wēn), فين (fēn)
- Aramaic: איכא [translit?]
- Armenian: որտեղ (hy) (orteġ), ուր (hy) (ur)
Old Armenian: յո (yo), ուր (ur)
- Ashkun: kū̃, koňo
- Asturian: ónde (ast)
- Awadhi: कहां (kahā̃)
- Azerbaijani: harada (az), hanı
- Bakhtiari: کوجه (kōje)
- Belarusian: дзе (be) (dzje), адку́ль (adkúlʹ) (where from)
- Bengali: কোথায় (bn) (kōthaẏ), যেখানে (bn) (jekhane)
- Bhojpuri: कहां (kahā̃)
- Bulgarian: къде́ (bg) (kǎdé), откъде́ (bg) (otkǎdé) (where from)
- Burmese: ဘယ် (my) (bhai), (who, where, which, what), ပဇာ (my) (pa.ja)
- Catalan: on (ca)
- Chamicuro: na'yeni
- Chamorro: manu
- Cherokee: ᎭᏢ (hatlv)
- Chichewa: pati
- Chinese:
Cantonese: 哪裡/哪裏/哪里 (naa5 leoi5) (formal), 邊度/边度 (yue) (bin1 dou6) (vernacular), 邊處/边处 (bin1 syu3) (vernacular)
Dungan: нани (nani), натар (natar)
Eastern Min: 底所 (diē-nē̤ / dē̤-nē̤)
Gan: 哪裡/哪里 (la3 li)
Hakka: 哪仔 (nai-é), 哪位 (nai-vi)
Hokkien: 佗位 (zh-min-nan) (tó-ūi, tōe, toeh, toh-ūi), 佗 (zh-min-nan) (toh, tah, tio̍h), 佗落 (tó-lo̍h), 佗位仔 (tá-ūi-á)
Jin: 哪裡/哪里 (na2 le1)
Mandarin: 哪裡/哪裏/哪里 (nǎlǐ, nǎli), 哪兒/哪儿 (zh) (nǎr) (with erhua), 哪 (zh) (nǎ) (without erhua), 何處/何处 (zh) (héchù) (literary)
Northern Min: 呢底 (nī-di̿)
Wu: 阿裡/阿里 (6gha-li)
Xiang: 哪裡/哪里 (la3 li)
- Chuvash: ӑҫта (ăśta)
- Classical Nahuatl: cān
- Crimean Tatar: qayda, qayerde
- Czech: kde (cs), odkud (cs) (where from)
- Danish: hvor (da)
- Esperanto: (at what place) kie (eo), (to what place) kien (eo), (from what place) de kie
- Estonian: kus (et)
- Even: иду (idu)
- Evenki: иду (idu)
- Fang (Bantu): ve
- Fiji Hindi: kahaan (hif)
- Finnish: missä (fi)
- French: où (fr)
- Galician: onde (gl)
- Georgian: სად (sad), საით (sait), საიდან (saidan)
- Gothic: (at what place) 𐍈𐌰𐍂 (ƕar), (to what place) 𐍈𐌰𐌳𐍂𐌴 (ƕadrē), (from what place) 𐍈𐌰𐌸𐍂𐍉 (ƕaþrō)
- Greek: πού (el) (poú)
- Greenlandic: sumi
- Hawaiian: aia i hea
- Hebrew: אֵיפֹה (he) (efó), מֵאַיִן (me'áyin) (where from)
- Higaonon: hindu
- Hiligaynon: diin
- Hindi: कहाँ (hi) (kahā̃), किधर (hi) (kidhar)
- Hungarian: hol (hu)
- Ibanag: sitaw
- Icelandic: hvar (is)
- Ido: ube (io)
- Indonesian: ke mana, di mana
- Ingrian: kus, mis
- Interlingua: ubi (ia)
- Irish: cá, cá háit, cén áit
Old Irish: cía airm, cairm, cía dú
- Italian: dove (it) (at what place)
- Japanese: 何処 (ja) (どこ, doko), どこ (ja) (doko), どうなる (dō naru)
- Kamkata-viri: kuiua, kora
- Kapampangan: nokarin, nukarin
- Kazakh: қайда (kk) (qaida)
- Khmer: ឯណា (ʼae naa), ណា (km) (naa)
- Korean: 어디 (ko) (eodi), 하처(何處) (hacheo) (literary)
- Krio: usay
- Kriol: weya
- Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: کوێ (kwê)
Northern Kurdish: kû (ku), li kû (ku)
- Kyrgyz: кайда (ky) (kayda)
- Lao: ທີ່ໃດ (thī dai), ໃສ (sai), ຢູ່ໃສ (yū sai)
- Latgalian: kur, kimā
- Latin: (at what place) ubi (la), (to what place) quo (la), (from what place) unde (la)
- Latvian: kur (lv)
- Lithuanian: kur (lt)
- Lü: please add this translation if you can
- Macedonian: каде (kade)
- Maguindanao: andaw
- Malagasy: aiza (mg)
- Malay: di mana (ms), ke mana, dari mana
- Maltese: fejn (mt)
- Manchu: ᠶᠠᠪᠠ (yaba), ᠠᠪᠠ (aba)
- Maori: hea
- Marathi: कुठे (kuṭhe)
- Mongolian:
Cyrillic: хаашаа (mn) (xaašaa), хаана (mn) (xaana)
- Nahuatl: can
- Navajo: háadi, háájí
- Ngazidja Comorian: nɗa, nɗahu
- Northern Mansi: (please verify) хо̄т (hōt)
- Northern Thai: please add this translation if you can
- Norwegian:
Bokmål: hvor (no)
Nynorsk: kor, kvar
- Old East Slavic: къдѣ (kŭdě)
- Old French: ou
- Ossetian: кӕм (kæm)
- Ottoman Turkish: نرده (nerede)
- Pangasinan: iner
- Pashto: چېرې
- Persian:
Classical Persian: کُجَا (fa) (kujā)
Dari: کُجَا (fa) (kujā)
Iranian Persian: کُجا (fa) (kojâ), کو (fa) (ku)
- Pipil: kan, can
- Polish: gdzie (pl), skąd (pl) (where from)
- Portuguese: onde (pt)
- Quechua: may
- Romani: kaj
- Romanian: unde (ro)
- Romansch: nua
- Russian: где (ru) (gde), отку́да (ru) (otkúda) (where from)
- Sanskrit: कू (sa) (kū́), कुत्र (sa) (kútra)
- Scots: whaur
- Scottish Gaelic: càite, cà (colloquial)
- Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: где̏, гдје̏
Roman: gdȅ (sh), gdjȅ (sh)
- Shan: please add this translation if you can
- Shor: қайда (qayda)
- Sinhalese: කෝ (kō), කොහිද (kohida)
- Slovak: kde, odkiaľ (where from)
- Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: źo
- Southern Altai: кайда (kayda)
- Southern Thai: please add this translation if you can
- Spanish: dónde (es)
- Sundanese: timanten
- Swahili: wapi
- Swedish: var (sv)
- Sylheti: ꠇꠥꠘꠣꠘꠧ (kunano)
- Tagalog: saan
- Tajik: куҷо (kujo)
- Talysh: (Asalemi) کیا (kiâ)
- Tashelhit: ⵎⴰⵏⵉ (mani)
- Tatar: кайда (tt) (qayda)
- Telugu: ఎక్కడ (te) (ekkaḍa)
- Thai: ที่ไหน (tîi-nǎi)
- Tumbuka: nkhuni
- Turkish: nerede (tr), hani (tr)
- Turkmen: nirede
- Ukrainian: де (uk) (de), зві́дки (zvídky) (where from)
- Urdu: کَہاں (kahā̃), کِدَھر (kidhar)
- Uyghur: نەدە (nede), قەيەردە (qeyerde)
- Uzbek: qayerda (uz), qayda (uz)
- Vietnamese: ở đâu
- Waigali: kiv
- Waray-Waray: ha-in
- Welsh: man (cy), ble, lle (cy)
- West Frisian: wêr (fy)
- Yagnobi: ку (ku)
- Yakut: ханна (qanna)
- Yiddish: וווּ (vu)
- Zealandic: waer
- Zhuang: gizlawz