Omission of verbs into state of being


If someone asks me, "どこに行くの?", and I have a certain place in mind, but I don't
want to say the whole thing, "図書館に行く", can I just say the location instead,
omitting the verb?

> 図書館だ would be good enough? Or somehow the に particle must stick in?

Can someone Clarify..?




図書館だ isn't natural. You can say 図書館に and 図書館へ but I think just saying 図書館 is
more natural.

When someone asks you, "どこに行くんですか？", 図書館です is natural. If you are asked in
polite form, you should reply in polite form.

図書館だよ and 図書館よ are also used but 図書館よ would be usually used by females.




図書館だ isn't natural. You can say 図書館に and 図書館へ but I think just saying 図書館 is
more natural.

When someone asks you, "どこに行くんですか？", 図書館です is natural. If you are asked in
polite form, you should reply in polite form.

図書館だよ and 図書館よ are also used but 図書館よ would be usually used by females.

