N5 Grammar Course

Teacher

Marshall

Lesson 27: 〜と〜とどちらが〜

Usage:

Noun1 + と + Noun2 + とどちらが〜

Meaning:

「Noun1 + と + Noun2 + とどちらが〜」means “Which（or who）…, Noun1 or Noun 2?”

Example Sentences:

りんごとバナナとどちらが好すきですか？
Which do you like better, apple or banana?

AとBとどちらが選えらびますか。
Which do you choose, A or B?

犬いぬと猫ねことどちらが好すきですか？
Which do you like better, dogs or cats?

夏なつと冬ふゆとどちらが好すきですか？
Which do you like better, summer or winter?

肉にくと魚さかなとどちらが好すきですか？
Which do you like better, meat or fish?

赤あかいシャツと青あおいシャツとどちらが好すきですか？
Which shirt do you like more, the red one or the blue one?

あなたは亜紀子あきこさんと佐知子さちこさんとどちらが好すきですか。
Who do you like better, Akiko or Sachiko?

紅茶こうちゃとコーヒーとどちらが好すきですか。
Which do you like better, tea or coffee?

日に本ほんとイギリスとどちらが大おおきいのですか。
Which is larger, Japan or Britain?

日に本ほん語ごと英えい語ごとどちらが難むずかしいですか。
Which is more difficult, Japanese or English?

Note:

If you are talking to your friends or subordinates, you can use 【Noun 1 と Noun2 (では) どっちが〜】.
It’s an informal way to say 【Noun1 + と + Noun2 + とどちらが〜】.

夏なつと冬ふゆではどっちが好すき？
Which do you like better, summer or winter?

犬いぬと猫ねこ、どっちが好すき？
Which do you prefer, dogs or cats?

春はると秋あきどっちが好すき？
Which do you like better, spring or autumn?

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