How to Say ‘Which button’ in Japanese
どのボタン
dono botan
[doh-noh boh-TAHN]
💬 Usage Tip: どの means "which" and always needs a noun after it: どの窓口 "which counter." To say "which one" with nothing after it, use どれ.
Phrase Breakdown
どの
dono
[doh-noh]
which
Used before a noun to ask which one among several choices.
どの席がいいですか。
Which seat is good?
ボタン
botan
[boh-TAHN]
button
A button to press on a machine or clothing.
このボタンを押してください。
Please press this button.
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