In this sentence discussion
danny912421 wrote:
In general:
איזה - which
מה - what
When "what", in English, can be replaced with "which", you use איזה (or איזו for feminine nouns).
Could someone elaborate more about the differences?
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Post by Corinnebelle »
In this sentence discussion
danny912421 wrote:
In general:
איזה - which
מה - what
When "what", in English, can be replaced with "which", you use איזה (or איזו for feminine nouns).
Could someone elaborate more about the differences?
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Post by EranBarLev »
מה is a question about the subject or object of the sentence. (unless there's a preposition before it, then it can also be other things.)
איזה is a question about a modifier. It must always be followed by the noun which this modifier describes.
If "what" actually means "what kind of", use איזה.
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