一箇所
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一 箇 所 いっかしょikkashoMeaning
- nounone place, (all in) the same place, one spot, one location, one part, one passage
- een plaats, een plek
- dezelfde plaats, dezelfde plek
- ein Ort, ein Platz, eine Stelle, eine Passage, ein Teil
- одно место, то же место
- un lugar, el mismo lugar
How to write
Not available for this kanji.Japanese counters
Counting in Japanese isn't as straightforward as in English.
In Japanese, to count things, events or actions you need to use special words called counters. The Japanese numerals cannot be used directly with a noun.. 1
There are too many counters and you need to use a different one depending on what you want to count. Using the wrong counter is grammatically incorrect. If you are counting people, you must use the people counter, etc. Sometimes, it is acceptable to use a more generic counter when a less commonly used counter applies. 2
Most common counters
Japanese Use 人 To count the number of people 本 To count long, cylindrical objects such as bottles or chopsticks 枚 To count thin objects such as paper or shirts 冊 To count bound objects usually books 匹 To count small animals like cats or dogs 歳 To count the age of a living creatures such as people 個 To count small (often round) objects 回 To count number of times ヶ所 To count number of locations つ To count any generic object that has a rare or no counter Counting from 1 to 10
- Special readings appear in bold font.
View Wikipedia: Japanese counter word for a comprehensive list of Japanese counters.
See also: JapanDict: Numbers ↩
Information for this article extracted from the great Tae Kim's Guide to Learning Japanese: Numbers and counting under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike License. ↩
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