How to Say ‘What kind of drink?’ in Japanese
どんなドリンク
donna dorinku
[donna dorinku]
💬 Usage Tip: どんな means what kind of... and goes before a noun, like どんなドリンク or どんな音楽. Use it when you're asking about type, not choosing from a fixed list.
Phrase Breakdown
どんな
donna
[donna]
What kind of
Used to ask about a type or variety.
どんな食べ物が好きですか？
What kind of food do you like?
ドリンク
dorinku
[dorinku]
Drink
A liquid consumed for refreshment.
どんなドリンクを注文しましたか？
What kind of drink did you order?
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