Vocab Info
N1 Pre-noun adjectival (rentaishi), Interjection
何のwhat kind, what sort
Dictionary Definition
Pre-noun adjectival (rentaishi)
1.
what, what kind of, what sort of
Pre-noun adjectival (rentaishi)
2.
no ..., any
with. neg. sentencePre-noun adjectival (rentaishi)
3.
adds emphasis to the preceding word
Usually written using kana alone, as ...のなんのInterjection
4.
no, not at all, oh (it's nothing)
Usually written using kana alone, used to dismiss someone's concerns, words, etc.
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何の 【なんの】
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母:「何のゲームをしているの?」娘:「RPGだよ!」
Mother: "What kind of game are you playing?" Daughter: "It's an RPG!" {what kind, what sort}
夫:「これは何の匂い?」妻:「ラベンダーの匂いだよ。」
Husband: "What kind of smell is this?" Wife: "It's the smell of lavender." {what kind, what sort}
客:「この投資には何の利点がある?」銀行員:「沢山あります。例えば…。」
Customer: "What sort of advantages does this investment have?" Banker: "There are many. For example..." {what kind, what sort}
翻訳機なくしては、このレストランで何の料理を食べられるのかが分かりません。
Without a translator, I wouldn't know what kind of dishes I can eat in this restaurant. {what kind, what sort}
上司たちがヒソヒソと話していますが、一体何のことについて話しているのか見当もつきません。
The bosses are whispering to each other, but I have no idea what kind or sort of thing they are talking about. {what kind, what sort}
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