How to Say ‘Which thing’ in Traditional Chinese
哪一點
nǎ yī diǎn
[nah yī diǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: 一 here is said with a falling tone, as (yì), because 點 (diǎn) is not a falling tone, so the whole thing is 哪一點 (nǎ yì diǎn). 點 here means "point" or "quality", not "o'clock".
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
[yī]
one
Indicates a single item or unit.
我有一隻貓
I have one cat.
點
diǎn
[diǎn]
point; aspect
Measure word for a quality or feature; 哪一點 means 'which aspect'.
這一點很重要。
This point is very important.
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