How to Say ‘Which is good?’ in Japanese
どれがいい？
dore ga ii
[doh-reh gah ee]
💬 Usage Tip: [どれ] means "which one," so use it when you are choosing among things without naming the category. If you do name the category, switch to [どの] + noun, like [どの形がいい？].
Phrase Breakdown
どれ
dore
[doh-reh]
which one
Used when choosing from several things and asking 'which one?'.
どれがいいか考えます。
I will think about which one is good.
がいい？
ga ii
is good? / would be good?
A casual way to ask which option is preferred.
これがいい？
Is this one good?
Words in this phrase
が
ga
[gah]
subject marker
A particle that marks the subject or the item being selected or described.
どれがいいですか。
Which one is good?
いい
ii
[ee]
good
An adjective meaning good, nice, suitable, or preferable.
丸がいいです。
The circle is good.
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