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How to use "どうな“ and ”どう"?
Jun 7, 2015 1:41 PM
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I think you wanted to say どんな and not どうな.
どんな in general means "what kind of".
1. きみはどんなえいががすきですか。(kimi wa donna eiga ga suki desu ka)
>What kind of movie do you like?
2. あのおんなはどんなひとですか。(Ano onna wa donna hito desu ka)
> What kind of person is the woman over there?
どう means "how about", "how are".
1. いまてんきはどうですか。(ima tenki wa dou desu ka)
> How is the weather now?
2. ひさしぶりね、あなたはどうですか。(hisashiburi ne, anata wa dou desu ka)
> It has been a long time, isn't? How are you?
3. これはどうですか。(kore wa dou desu ka)
> How about this one?
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