I am having trouble fully understanding a sentence from an anime I am watching at the moment.
この先フェルトって子の家で合ってる?
Specifically 合ってる used in this context is confusing for me.
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Sign up to join this communityI am having trouble fully understanding a sentence from an anime I am watching at the moment.
この先フェルトって子の家で合ってる?
Specifically 合ってる used in this context is confusing for me.
Japanese is a very context-dependent language, so individual sentences can be hard to decode.
Without more context, it looks like it's:
"After this it's the house of the kid/girl named {feruto}, right?"
何々で合ってる? is a way of confirming information, roughly equivalent to "... right?"