How to Say ‘What are the options?’ in Japanese
オプションは何ですか？
オプションはなにですか？
🇯🇵 In Japan: Useful when considering dietary preferences or allergies.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
オプションオプション
[opushon]
Option
A choice available in a given situation.
この旅行のオプションは何ですか？
What are the options for this trip?
はは
[wa]
Topic marker
A particle marking the topic of a sentence.
テーマは日本文化です。
The topic is Japanese culture.
何なに
[nani]
What
Used for asking questions about something.
それは何ですか？
What is that?
ですです
[desu]
Is/are/am
Used to form polite sentences.
彼は学生です。
He is a student.
かか
[ka]
Question marker
Used to make the sentence a question.
それが本当ですか？
Is that true?
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