How to Say ‘What kind do you want to drink?’ in Simplified Chinese
你想喝哪一种?
nǐ xiǎng hē nǎ yī zhǒng
[nee shyang huh nah ee jong]
Phrase Breakdown
你想
nǐ xiǎng
you want to
Used to ask about someone’s preference or intention.
你想吃什么?
What do you want to eat?
Words in this phrase
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
A casual way to address one person.
你想喝哪一种?我可以帮你点。
Which kind would you like to drink? I can help you order.
想
xiǎng
[shyang]
want to; would like to
Used when asking about preference or desire.
你想试试摩卡吗?
Do you want to try a mocha?
喝哪一种
hē nǎ yī zhǒng
which kind to drink
哪一种 means “which kind/type.” Here it asks which drink someone wants.
你想喝哪一种茶?
Which kind of tea do you want to drink?
Words in this phrase
喝
hē
[huh]
drink
The verb used with beverages like coffee.
我早上喜欢喝浓咖啡。
I like to drink strong coffee in the morning.
哪
nǎ
[nah]
which
Question word used to ask for a selection.
这几种咖啡,你选哪一种?
Among these kinds of coffee, which one do you choose?
一
yī
[ee]
one; a
Part of the phrase 一种, meaning 'a kind' or 'one type.'
我只想点一种咖啡。
I only want to order one type of coffee.
种
zhǒng
[jong]
kind; type
A classifier for categories or varieties.
这种咖啡比较甜。
This kind of coffee is relatively sweet.
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