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How to Say ‘What shape should we use?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Qué forma usamos?

keh FOR-mah oo-SAH-mohs

[keh FOR-mah oo-SAH-mohs]

💬 Usage Tip: In questions, Spanish often keeps the same word order as a statement: [¿Qué forma usamos?] literally is "what shape we use?" You can reuse that pattern with other verbs, like [¿Qué color usamos?].

Phrase Breakdown

Qué

[keh]

what

An interrogative word used to ask for information or identification.

Example

¿Qué color combina mejor aquí?

What color matches better here?

forma

[FOR-mah]

shape; form

A noun meaning shape or form, often used for objects, figures, or structure.

Example

Esa forma parece un triángulo.

That shape looks like a triangle.

Usamos?

oo-SAH-mohs

do we use?

This asks which option or form is used.

Example

¿Usamos este color?

Do we use this color?

Words in this phrase

usamos

[oo-SAH-mohs]

we use

First person plural of usar; it means that we use something.

Example

En clase usamos reglas y lápices.

In class we use rulers and pencils.

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