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How to Say ‘Which kind of beans to drink? / which coffee beans?’ in Traditional Chinese

喝哪種豆子

hē nǎ zhǒng dòu zi

[huh nah jong doh dzuh]

💬 Usage Tip: [哪種] means "which kind/type," useful when there are categories to choose from. You can swap the noun after it: [哪種豆子]、[哪種咖啡]、[哪種甜點].

Phrase Breakdown

[huh]

to drink

Used for drinking beverages like coffee or tea.

Example

你今天想喝哪種豆子?

Which kind of beans do you want to drink today?

哪種

nǎ zhǒng

which kind

Used to ask about a category or type of something.

Example

你喜歡哪種水果?

Which kind of fruit do you like?

Words in this phrase

[nah]

which

A question word used to ask for one choice among several.

Example

你比較喜歡哪種烘焙?

Which roast do you prefer?

zhǒng

[jong]

kind; type

A measure word used for types or categories.

Example

店裡有很多種豆子可以選。

The shop has many kinds of beans to choose from.

豆子

dòu zi

[doh dzuh]

beans

Here it refers to coffee beans used to make coffee.

Example

這款豆子的香氣很明亮。

These beans have a very bright aroma.

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