Count from one to three in Japanese.

いち、に、さん

ichi, ni, san

Bare ichi/ni/san is for reciting numbers. Counting actual things needs a counter on the end, e.g. 二枚 (ni-mai) for two flat sheets.

due 2026-09-21 09:54Z · stability 0.00 · difficulty 0.00 · 0 reps · 0 lapses

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