你看过哪些中文书？

Learning Chinese: How to Ask "What Chinese Books Have You Read?" in Chinese

Chinese Characters: 你看过哪些中文书？
Pinyin: Nǐ kànguò nǎxiē zhōngwén shū?
Pronunciation: ni3 kang4guo3 na3xie4 zhong1wen2 shu1
English Translation: What Chinese books have you read?

Usage:

"你看过哪些中文书？(Nǐ kànguò nǎxiē zhōngwén shū?)" is a question used to ask someone about the Chinese books they have read. It can be used in both formal and informal settings.

Example:

Chinese: 你看过哪些中文书？
Pinyin: Nǐ kànguò nǎxiē zhōngwén shū?
English: What Chinese books have you read?
Variations:

There are a few variations of "你看过哪些中文书？(Nǐ kànguò nǎxiē zhōngwén shū?)" that you may hear:

你读过哪些中文书？(Nǐ dúguò nǎxiē zhōngwén shū?): A more formal way to ask the same question.
你看过什么中文书？(Nǐ kàngguò shénme zhōngwén shū?): A more informal way to ask the same question.
Tips for Learning:

Practice saying "你看过哪些中文书？(Nǐ kànguò nǎxiē zhōngwén shū?)" out loud to improve your pronunciation.
Listen to native Chinese speakers asking this question to get a sense of the natural rhythm and intonation.
Use "你看过哪些中文书？(Nǐ kànguò nǎxiē zhōngwén shū?)" in your daily conversations to practice using it in context.
Additional Notes:

This question is typically used to start a conversation about Chinese literature or to find out what someone's reading interests are.
To answer this question, you can say "我读过《三国演义》(Wǒ dúguò )", which means "I have read ."
You can also use this question to ask someone about other types of reading materials, such as magazines or newspapers, by changing the word "书 (shū)" to the appropriate word. For example, to ask someone what Chinese magazines they have read, you would say "你看过哪些中文杂志？(Nǐ kàngguò nǎxiē zhōngwén zázhì?)".