How to Say ‘Which exit?’ in Simplified Chinese
哪个出口？
nǎ gè chū kǒu
[nah guh choo-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [哪个] is "which" for nouns that use [个], the everyday general measure word. Compare [哪个出口？] with [哪条线？] — same idea, different measure word.
Phrase Breakdown
哪
nǎ
[nah]
which
哪 means which and asks for a specific option.
哪趟车去火车站？
Which bus goes to the train station?
个
gè
[guh]
individual; general measure word
个 is the most common general measure word in Mandarin.
这两个出口都可以。
Both of these exits are okay.
出口
chū kǒu
[choo-koh]
exit
出口 means exit, often used in stations, malls, and buildings.
A出口就在前面。
Exit A is just ahead.
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