How to Say ‘Which one did you like best?’ in Traditional Chinese
你最喜歡哪一個？
nǐ zuì xǐ huān nǎ yī gè
[nǐ zuì xǐhuān nah ee guh]
💬 Usage Tip: 一 changes tone before 個. In 哪一個 it is said (yí), not (yī).
Phrase Breakdown
你最喜歡
nǐ zuì xǐ huān
you like most
最 (zuì) means 'most' and 喜歡 (xǐhuān) means 'like'. 最喜歡 means 'like best'.
你最喜歡什麼顏色？
What color do you like best?
Words in this phrase
你
nǐ
[nǐ]
you
Refers to the person being spoken to.
你今天看起來很高興。
You look happy today.
最
zuì
[zuì]
most
Indicates the superlative degree.
他的功夫已達劍法的最高境界。
His skills have reached the highest level of swordsmanship.
喜歡
xǐ huān
[xǐhuān]
to like
To be fond of someone or something.
我喜歡踢足球。
I like playing soccer.
哪一個？
nǎ yī gè
which one?
哪 (nǎ) means 'which' and 一個 (yí ge) means 'one'. In 一個, 一 changes to the second tone (yí).
你要哪一個？
Which one do you want?
Words in this phrase
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 that helps form the phrase for category.
你想找哪一類工作？
What kind of job do you want to look for?
個
gè
[guh]
measure word; individual
A common classifier used for people or many general nouns.
每個人對文化都有不同看法。
Each person has a different view of culture.
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