How to Say ‘Which’ in Simplified Chinese
哪家
nǎ jiā
[nǎ jiā]
💬 Usage Tip: 哪家 literally means "which establishment," and it's used for places like restaurants, shops, or hotels. The pattern is 哪家 + noun, like 哪家餐馆 "which restaurant?".
Phrase Breakdown
哪
nǎ
[nǎ]
which one
Referring to a specific one from a group.
你要去吃饭的是哪家餐厅？
Which restaurant are you going to eat at?
家
jiā
[jiā]
family/home
Refers to a group of individuals living together as a unit or a place where one lives.
我们要去那个购物中心的哪家商店？
Which shop in the shopping center are we going to?
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