Chinese phrase
我有〜、〜、〜，你看哪个？ wǒ yǒu 〜 〜 〜 nǐ kàn nǎ ge
Meaning
I have ___ and ___ and ___. Which one would you like?
When to use it
Offers several choices and asks which one is preferred. It is a casual, polite way to let someone choose from a small list.
Example dialogue
我有 巧克力、饼干、苹果，你看哪个？ wǒ yǒu qiǎo kè lì bǐng gān píng guǒ nǐ kàn nǎ ge
I have chocolate, cookies, and an apple; which one would you like?
我想要巧克力，可以吗？ wǒ xiǎng yào qiǎo kè lì ké yǐ ma
I'd like some chocolate, if that's okay?