"Jakie książki czytacie?"

Translation: What books do you read?

[odwl]

Could it not be "which book do you read?"

[marinambAA]

Which books do you read? Is correct

[Jellei]

We really prefer separating "które" (which) and "jakie" (what, what kind). "Which" suggests a closed set of phrases, usually not a big one.

[MichaelKor436367]

Does this question ask what genre of books are read? Or is it like, here are some books, which ones do you read? I guessusong the word which answered my own question but I'm still asking it.

[Jellei]

I'd expect genres. Or at least something like "oh, you know, ones that make my heart beat faster..."

[Gundula906451]

Why not "What kind of books are you reading?"

[Jellei]

It's an accepted answer, it should have worked. Although "are you reading" is not the most probable option with 'what kind', I think.

[TR1N1TY]

I just wanna say that one of the square brackets is backwards on 'czytacie' .

[John466595]

The answer isn't correct English. It should be "what kind of books do you read" or "what book are you reading?"

[Jellei]

Well, we asked our British contributors and received exactly the answer I expected - there's absolutely nothing wrong with using "What" meaning "What kind of" here.

[Anthone98]

"Which" is correct and sounds clean, definitly...

[Jellei]

"which" = "które", we keep them separate.

[cristobaldcc]

What books are you read? is gramatically wrong. It should be "are you reading"

[zim_ek]

Fixed. Please use the "report a problem" feature!

[JPHQRO]

How about "what kind of books are you reading?"

[Jellei]

It works.

[Bezprogowy]

I was very happy to see that "What kind of books do y'all read" was an accepted translation here. :)

[tryingveryhard]

It is??? That makes me happy too :D

[Marko195]

In Serbian:

Kakve knjige čitate? = Jakie książki czytacie?

Koje knjige čitate? = Które książki czytacie?

nj = ń; č = cz