“What sort of” in Japanese
Short answer
What sort of in Japanese is “どんな” (donna). Full meaning: what kind of, what sort of, what; no matter what (kind of), whatever, any, all.
Other ways to say “What sort of” in Japanese
どない
donai what kind of, what sort of, what; how, in what way
ドンナ
donna what kind of, what sort of, what; no matter what (kind of), whatever, any, all
どう言う
douiu what kind of, what sort of, what
如何様
ikayou fraud, cheating, foul play, trickery, hoax, swindle, counterfeit, fake; surely, absolutely, certainly, indeed; what sort of, what kind of, what way
兎内
tonai what kind of, what sort of, what; how, in what way
何んな
donna what kind of, what sort of, what; no matter what (kind of), whatever, any, all
何樣な
donna what kind of, what sort of, what; no matter what (kind of), whatever, any, all
どーんな
doonna what kind of, what sort of, what; no matter what (kind of), whatever, any, all
どおんな
doonna what kind of, what sort of, what; no matter what (kind of), whatever, any, all
何の
dono which, what (way); what, what kind of, what sort of; no ..., any
どの
dono which, what (way); what, what kind of, what sort of; no ..., any
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