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What kind of dessert do you have?
What dessert do you have?
What desserts do you have?
Are these sentences correct?
Which one would you use?
What kind of dessert do you have?
What dessert do you have?
What desserts do you have?
Are these sentences correct?
Which one would you use?
What dessert do you have?
What desserts do you have?
Are these sentences correct?
Which one would you use?
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@wa9uee Both of these can mean that you are asking for the name(s).
What dessert do you have?
By name, what dessert do you have in your country?
"Most often, we like to have anmitsu."
What desserts do you have in this restaurant?
By name, what desserts do you have?
"Today we have anmitsu, daifuku and dango."
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All of these sentences are correct. No grammar issues.
What kind of dessert do you have?
There are multiple kinds of dessert. What kind do you have in your country?
What dessert do you have?
By name, what dessert do you have in your country?
What desserts do you have?
By name, what desserts do you have in your country?
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@EBSNH @akimitsu29 What is the difference between “What dessert do you have?” and “What desserts do you have?”?
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@wa9uee Both of these can mean that you are asking for the name(s).
What dessert do you have?
By name, what dessert do you have in your country?
"Most often, we like to have anmitsu."
What desserts do you have in this restaurant?
By name, what desserts do you have?
"Today we have anmitsu, daifuku and dango."
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