This document provides examples and explanations for comparing two or more items in Japanese using the question words "dochira" and "dore". - "Dochira" is used to compare two items and can be used with "no hō" which means "direction". It asks which of the two is preferred. - "Dore" is used when comparing more than two items. - Examples are given using these question words followed by "ga" and an adjective to ask which is more of something, like expensive or delicious. - When specifying the items to compare, they can be listed with "to" between them before using "dochira ga" to ask which is more of an