How do you write how are you in Japanese?

Question

genki desu ka

like this :

げんき　です　か

or

げんきですか

Answer 1

It's without spaces:

げんきですか.

However, the phrase, 'genki desu ka' is usually used in very high-class society people. Normally you'd say:

gokigen ikaga desu ka

Hope that helped!

Answer 2

There are no spaces in Japanese sentences. (usually; things are changing on the interwebs among the teenagers, haha)

Also, you should have a period at the end (not question mark either, since the か marks it as a question already).

げんきですか。

It's also more polite to add an honorific prefix:

おげんきですか。

o-genki desu ka?

And then you can add Kanji if you want:

お元気ですか。

Cheers!

Answer 3

I dont know, but I would like to speak it and hopefully visit Japan...