How do you say "Which company's beer" in Japanese?

"Which company's beer" in Japanese is "どの会社のビール". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Which company's beer’ in Japanese

Q: What does "どの会社のビール" mean in English?

"どの会社のビール" means "Which company's beer" in English. Usage tip: This combines [どの] + [会社] + [の] + [ビール]. Japanese often builds meaning step by step like little blocks.

どの会社のビール

dono kaisha no biiru

[doh-noh kai-sha noh bee-roo]

💬 Usage Tip: This combines [どの] + [会社] + [の] + [ビール]. Japanese often builds meaning step by step like little blocks.

🇯🇵 In Japan: A natural phrase for chatting about favorite brands. In Japan, beer fans often have strong loyalties.

Phrase Breakdown

どの

dono

[doh-noh]

which

Used before a noun to ask which specific one among several choices.

Example

どの会社のビールが一番人気ですか。

Which company's beer is the most popular?

会社

kaisha

[kai-sha]

company

A business organization. In this context, it means a beer maker or brand company.

Example

どの会社のビールを家で飲みますか。

Which company's beer do you drink at home?

の

[noh]

of; 's

Shows that the beer belongs to or is made by the company.

Example

どの会社のビールが好きか話しました。

We talked about which company's beer we like.

ビール

biiru

[bee-roo]

beer

A common drink word in Japanese. Here it refers to beer sold by different companies.

Example

どの会社のビールも日本では有名です。

Beer from all those companies is famous in Japan.

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