どれ
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Base form interrogative pronoun. Used to ask about one item among multiple options. No conjugation needed; it functions as a standalone word.
Theme
At a café, User and their friend Sakura are looking at a menu with multiple dessert options. Sakura is indecisive and asks for help choosing.
どれ
どれ
which one
Core Language Building BlocksPronouns
Memory Hook
Imagine pointing at three items and asking, 'Which one?' It sounds like 'door-eh' (どれ dore). Picture a door with three options behind it — 'Door-eh?' → どれ (dore, 'which one').
Cultural Note
『どれ』 (dore) is commonly used in daily conversations when choosing among multiple items, such as in stores or when selecting food. It's part of the 'ko-so-a-do' series (これ kore, 'this'; それ sore, 'that'; あれ are, 'that over there'; どれ dore, 'which one').
Forms
Base: どれBase form interrogative pronoun. Used to ask about one item among multiple options. No conjugation needed; it functions as a standalone word.