Two identical question words can be used together to express a general meaning. They refer to the same person, thing, place, time or way. 就 [jiù] links the two parts of the sentence.
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Nǐ xǐhuan shénme, jiù mǎi shénme.
You like what, then buy what. (Buy whatever you want.)
你想去哪儿，我就去哪儿。
Nǐ xiǎng qù nǎr, wǒ jiù qù nǎr.
Wherever you want to go, I will go.
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1. 你们想吃什么就点什么。Nǐmen xiǎng chī shénme jiù diǎn shénme.
Whatever you want to eat, just order that.
(Literally: You want to eat what, then order what.)
2. 你觉得哪个好看就买哪个。Nǐ juéde nǎge hǎokàn jiù mǎi nǎge.
Whichever one you think looks good, buy that one.
(Literally: You think which one looks good, then buy which one.)
3. 你想去哪儿，我们就去哪儿。Nǐ xiǎng qù nǎr, wǒmen jiù qù nǎr.
Wherever you want to go, we'll go there.
(Literally: You want to go where, we then go where.)
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