つもりなのか

do you intend to?

→ 積もり

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do you intend to? Used to ask about someone's intentions or plans, often with a blunt, emphatic, or confrontational tone. Depending on context, it can refer to a past intention: “were you planning to?”

JA: 君は何をするつもりなのか。

EN: What do you intend to do?

私は彼女がどうするつもりなのかまったくわからない。

I have no idea what she plans to do.

一体全体、きみはそれをどうしようと言うつもりなのか。

What on earth are you planning to do with that?

いつまで弱いままでいるつもりなのか。

How much longer are you going to stay weak?

— 教皇選挙 (2024)

どこに住むつもりなのか教えてください。

Please tell me where you plan to live.