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How to Say ‘Which shape is good?’ in Japanese

どの形がいい?

dono katachi ga ii

[doh-noh kah-tah-chee gah ee]

💬 Usage Tip: [どの] must be followed by a noun, while [どれ] stands alone. So [どの形がいい?] names the type of thing, but [どれがいい?] leaves it unstated.

Phrase Breakdown

どの

dono

[doh-noh]

which

Used before a noun to ask which specific one out of several.

Example

どの形がいいか話しましょう。

Let's talk about which shape is good.

katachi

[kah-tah-chee]

shape

The form or outline of something, such as a circle, square, or graph element.

Example

どの形が見やすいですか。

Which shape is easy to see?

がいい?

ga ii

is good? / would be good?

Asks which shape is preferred.

Example

この形がいい?

Is this shape good?

Words in this phrase

ga

[gah]

subject marker

A particle that marks the subject or the item being selected or described.

Example

どの形がいいですか。

Which shape is good?

いい

ii

[ee]

good

An adjective meaning good, nice, suitable, or preferable.

Example

この形がいいです。

This shape is good.

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