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Processing keyword: AとBと どっち〜 (A to B to docchi〜)
The phrase "AとBとどっち〜" is commonly used in Japanese to pose questions of comparison and choice between two items, actions, or concepts. It translates to "which is A or B?" in English.
A と B と どっち (どちら) + [verb/adjective]
[Entity A] と [Entity B] と どっち / どちら
Versus "どれ": "どれ" is used for three or more options. For example, if you have options A, B, C, you would ask:
AとBとCの中でどれが好きですか?
(Which do you like among A, B, and C?)
Usage of か: If selecting between two options formally with "か," you would say:
AかBか
This is less direct and can imply some uncertainty.
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