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1. • • to be certain that you can depend on someone (人)をあてにする I can always count on my parents to help me.
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   How to count using Japanese numbers?

   • As long as you already know how to count using Japanese numbers, it’s simply a matter of attaching the counter to a number. For example: まい (mai | 枚) is used to count for flat objects such as sheets of paper would be 1 = いちまい (ichi-mai), 2 = にまい (ni-mai), 3 = さんまい (san-mai), and so on.

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   What is a Japanese count?

   • The count is only up to ten in Native Japanese readings. It’s like a universal counting system in Japanese and can be compared to English’s one, two, three, and so on. The difference is that it is used on more straightforward questions, such as the one in the example below.

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   How do you count months in Japanese?

   • Months, on the other hand, are very straightforward. When counting months, you use the counter word かげつ (kagetsu | ヶ月). When referring to a specific month, がつ (gatsu | 月) is used; for example, January is いちがつ (ichigatsu). Finally, the counter for years is ねん (nen | 年).

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   How do I learn Japanese numbers?

   • But, there are some tips to help you learn your way around it. As I said earlier, if you don’t know the counter for an item, you can use the 一つ、二つ (hitotsu, futatsu) system to count your objects up to ten. This will save you a lot of trouble if you memorize the Native Japanese numbers!

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   What is the Japanese word for counters?

   • The Japanese word for “counters” is じょすうし (josuushi | 助数詞 ). It is pronounced as jo-suu-shi. Counter words aren’t independent words; they’re indicators of the type of object you’re counting, so they should always be next to a number. There are different Japanese counters used for small things, long objects, drinks, clothes, machines, and many more!

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   What is a Japanese ordinal number?

   • Japanese ordinal numbers express order or sequence, like first, second, and third. In Japanese, you add 第~ (dai) before the number. So first is 第一 (dai ichi)、第二 (dai ni), and so on. For numbers with counters that you’re giving in a sequence, you add ~目 (me). So “for the first time” is 一回目 (ikkai me).

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3. www.fluentin3months.com › japanese-numbersJapanese Numbers: Counting in Japanese from 1-100+

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   Oct 31, 2022 · Japanese ordinal numbers express order or sequence, like first, second, and third. In Japanese, you add 第~ (dai) before the number. So first is 第一 (dai ichi)、第二 (dai ni), and so on. For numbers with counters that you’re giving in a sequence, you add ~目 (me). So “for the first time” is 一回目 (ikkai me).

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   Bruno Mars - Count On Me lyrics (English) + Japanese translation: [Verse 1] / この広い海の真ん中で行き詰まっていたら / 世界中を航海して君を見つけにいくよ / 暗闇の中を迷い出口が見つからないなら / 僕は君を導く光になろう

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   You can count on me! ( (meaning: I'm in! I accept and you can count on me to be there)) わたしに任せて！. (^з^)-☆. Was this answer helpful? Hmm... (1) 私も (その中に)入れていいよ! watashi mo sono naka ni irete iiyo!

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   Japanese Numbers: How To Count And Talk About Numbers In Japanese. by Olly Richards. Whether you start out learning Japanese, one of the first things you’ll probably learn is how to count. Counting and using numbers is important for your day-to-day life when you learn a foreign language.

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8. 90dayjapanese.com › japanese-countersJapanese Counters - Your list for the most common counters

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   Jan 24, 2022 · As long as you already know how to count using Japanese numbers, it’s simply a matter of attaching the counter to a number. For example: まい (mai | 枚) is used to count for flat objects such as sheets of paper would be 1 = いちまい (ichi-mai), 2 = にまい (ni-mai), 3 = さんまい (san-mai), and so on.

9. www.nihongomaster.com › 180 › you-can-count-on-meYou Can Count on Me! - Japanese Lessons - Nihongo Master

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   You Can Count on Me! Believe me, I can do anything! I can swim, run, jump, fly... Well not exactly fly. Lesson Objectives. Learn how to tell others what you can do by using ～ことが + できる and cannot do 〜ことが + できない. Learn how to conjugate the verb できる to express your capabilities and incapabilities in the past and present in both casual and polite way.

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    Jun 4, 2023 · Master the art of 'counting on' in Japanese with a complimentary language quiz from JOI Language School. Learn essential phrases and boost your language skills effortlessly.