How to Say ‘Which day’ in Simplified Chinese
哪天
nǎ tiān
[nah tiān]
💬 Usage Tip: In casual speech 哪 (nǎ) "which" often goes straight before a time word without a counting word: 哪天 "which day", 哪年 "which year". Watch the tone, because 那天 (nà tiān) means "that day".
Phrase Breakdown
哪
nǎ
[nah]
which
A question word used to ask for a specific choice among options.
你对哪个岗位更感兴趣？
Which position are you more interested in?
天
tiān
[tiān]
day
A day; used with 那 to mean 'that day'.
那天我很忙。
I was very busy that day.
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