<p>Sentence 3 is correct in grammar. </p>

<blockquote>
  <p>妳覺得中國菜比美國菜好吃嗎?</p>
</blockquote>

<p>I would probably put: </p>

<blockquote>
  <ol>
  <li>中国菜和美国菜，你更喜欢哪一种？</li>
  <li>你喜欢吃中国菜还是美国菜？ </li>
  <li>中国菜和美国菜，你觉得哪个更好吃？</li>
  </ol>
</blockquote>

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2017-10-15T06:55:31.667Z
For #1 could you also say 中国菜比美国菜，你更喜欢哪一种？
Crashalot
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2017-10-15T08:21:27.483Z
中国菜比美国菜 is an incomplete phrase. The complete version could be 中国菜比美国菜好吃 or 中国菜比美国菜更好吃. These twos could be used as complete sentences as well. Usually, ...比...+ a descriptive word could be considered as the fixed structure, like, 你比他好。 他比你强。他比我强多了。他比我有魅力。她比我漂亮。 ....
dan
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2017-10-09T00:29:52.053Z
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dan
<p>There're hundreds of way to say 'prefers A to B' in Mandarin, consider we really love making 'hint'. That's not the scope of this question.</p>

<p>Besides, </p>

<blockquote>
  <p>中國菜比美國菜妳喜歡多嗎？</p>
</blockquote>

<p>is not correct in grammar.</p>

<p>Ways to say 'Do you prefer A to B?" in genal. <strong>It does not strictly follow 'A to B'</strong>. Pretty much like a daily conversation:</p>

<pre><code>    1. 你喜欢A, 还是喜欢B?
    2. 喜欢A吗？还是B?
    3. A好还是B好？
    4. 你选A还是B?
    5. A和B, 你倾向哪个？
</code></pre>

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Kevman
<p><a href="https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/6390/how-to-say-i-prefer-x-over-y">This question is similar</a> but doesn't address this question of comparing different ways to express the notion of preferring A to B.</p>

<p>Are all these ways valid grammar for asking if someone prefers A to B? (In this case A is Chinese food while B is American food.)</p>

<p>Expression #2 seems like it might be wrong.</p>

<ol>
<li>妳喜歡中國菜多過美國才嗎?</li>
<li>中國菜比美國菜妳喜歡多嗎？</li>
<li>妳覺得中國菜比美國菜好吃嗎?</li>
</ol>

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2017-10-08T03:42:43.363Z
多过 already implies comparison, therefore no 比 (as in 1st example),中国菜她喜欢吃多过吃美国菜吗？
user6065
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2017-10-08T04:07:25.927Z
Probably the most colloquial way would be: [你觉得]A好，还是B好呢？
Mou某
<grammar><mandarin>
Mandarin: different ways of asking if someone prefers A to B
# Mandarin: different ways of asking if someone prefers A to B

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-10-07)

[This question is similar](https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/6390/how-to-say-i-prefer-x-over-y) but doesn't address this question of comparing different ways to express the notion of preferring A to B.

Are all these ways valid grammar for asking if someone prefers A to B? (In this case A is Chinese food while B is American food.)

Expression #2 seems like it might be wrong.

1. 妳喜歡中國菜多過美國才嗎?
2. 中國菜比美國菜妳喜歡多嗎？
3. 妳覺得中國菜比美國菜好吃嗎?

**Tags:** grammar, mandarin
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: 多过 already implies comparison, therefore no 比 (as in 1st example),中国菜她喜欢吃多过吃美国菜吗？  
> **username_2**: Probably the most colloquial way would be: [你觉得]A好，还是B好呢？  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2017-10-09. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

Sentence 3 is correct in grammar.

> 妳覺得中國菜比美國菜好吃嗎?

I would probably put:

> 1. 中国菜和美国菜，你更喜欢哪一种？
> 2. 你喜欢吃中国菜还是美国菜？
> 3. 中国菜和美国菜，你觉得哪个更好吃？

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: For #1 could you also say 中国菜比美国菜，你更喜欢哪一种？  
> **username_3**: 中国菜比美国菜 is an incomplete phrase. The complete version could be 中国菜比美国菜好吃 or 中国菜比美国菜更好吃. These twos could be used as complete sentences as well. Usually, ...比...+ a descriptive word could be considered as the fixed structure, like, 你比他好。 他比你强。他比我强多了。他比我有魅力。她比我漂亮。 ....  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2017-10-09. Score: 2

There're hundreds of way to say 'prefers A to B' in Mandarin, consider we really love making 'hint'. That's not the scope of this question.
Besides, 

中國菜比美國菜妳喜歡多嗎？

is not correct in grammar.
Ways to say 'Do you prefer A to B?" in genal. It does not strictly follow 'A to B'. Pretty much like a daily conversation:
    1. 你喜欢A, 还是喜欢B?
    2. 喜欢A吗？还是B?
    3. A好还是B好？
    4. 你选A还是B?
    5. A和B, 你倾向哪个？


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