How to Say ‘What kind; which type’ in Traditional Chinese
哪一類
nǎ yī lèi
[nah ee lay]
💬 Usage Tip: [哪一類] means 'which type' or 'what kind,' and is followed by a noun: [哪一類工作], [哪一類公司]. It's a useful way to ask about preferences more specifically than just [什麼].
Phrase Breakdown
哪
nǎ
[nah]
which
Used in questions to ask about a choice among options.
你對哪一類工作有興趣？
Which type of work are you interested in?
一
yī
[ee]
one; a
A number word meaning one; here it helps form a category expression.
你對哪一類工作有興趣？
Which type of work are you interested in?
類
lèi
[lay]
type; category
Used to classify things into groups or kinds.
你對哪一類工作有興趣？
Which type of work are you interested in?
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