δΊ
JLPT N5
Two
Readings
Onβyomi: γ (ni)
Kunβyomi: γ΅γ (futa)
Detailed Explanation
Vocabulary
δΊ
γ«
two
δΊδΊΊ
γ΅γγ
two people
δΊγ€
γ΅γγ€
two things
δΊζ₯
γ΅γ€γ
second day / two days
δΊε
γ«γγ
two times
Example Sentences
γγγγδΊγ€γγ γγγ
γγγγ γ΅γγ€ γγ γγγ
Please give me two apples.
δΊδΊΊγ§θ‘γγΎγγ
γ΅γγγ§ γγγΎγγ
We go as two people.
δΊζ₯γγγγΎγγ
γ΅γ€γ γγγγΎγγ
It takes two days.
δΊεθ¦γΎγγγ
γ«γγ γΏγΎγγγ
I watched it twice.
Cultural Note
β’ The number two (δΊ) is neutral in Japanese culture β unlike 4 (ε, associated with death) or 7 (δΈ, lucky).
β’ Often appears in counting, dates, and time-related expressions.
β’ δΊδΊΊ (γ΅γγ) is unique because itβs read γ΅γγ instead of γ«γ«γ, showing how Japanese sometimes has special readings for people counts.
β’ Often appears in counting, dates, and time-related expressions.
β’ δΊδΊΊ (γ΅γγ) is unique because itβs read γ΅γγ instead of γ«γ«γ, showing how Japanese sometimes has special readings for people counts.