How to Say ‘What shape’ in Traditional Chinese
什麼形狀
shén me xíng zhuàng
[shen me shing jwahng]
Phrase Breakdown
什麼
shén me
[shen me]
what
Used to ask about a thing, kind, or choice.
你想吃什麼？
What do you want to eat?
形狀
xíng zhuàng
[shing jwahng]
shape
The form or outline of something.
這個形狀像星星。
This shape looks like a star.
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