Assigned number in Japanese 🇯🇵

ばんごう info.

### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word
– Associate "ばんごう" (bangou) with the English word "bang," imagining a loud sound indicating order or sequence.
– Visualize a "bang!" leading to an ordered list of numbers in your mind.

### Explanations
– "ばんごう" (bangou) is a noun in Japanese that means "assigned number" or "number."
– It is composed of two kanji characters: 番 (ばん, ban) which means "number" or "order" and 号 (ごう, gou) which means "designation" or "symbol."

### Other Words That Mean the Same Thing
– 数字 (すうじ, suuji): This means "number" in general but focuses more on numerical digits.
– 番号札 (ばんごうふだ, bangoufuda): This means a "number ticket."

### Alternate Meanings and Slang
– While "ばんごう" primarily refers to "assigned number," it can more broadly be used to indicate any type of number in a sequence or list. It does not have notable slang meanings.

### Examples of Sentences
1. 駐車場の入口で番号を確認してください。
– ちゅうしゃじょうのいりぐちでばんごうをかくにんしてください。
– Please check the number at the entrance of the parking lot.

2. 注文番号を教えてください。
– ちゅうもんばんごうをおしえてください。
– Please tell me your order number.

3. あなたの携帯番号は何ですか？
– あなたのけいたいばんごうはなんですか？
– What is your cell phone number?

4. 彼の家の番号は六番です。
– かれのいえのばんごうはろくばんです。
– His house number is six.

### Romanized Characters
– 駐車場の入口で番号を確認してください。 (Chūshajō no iriguchi de bangō o kakunin e kudasai.)
– 注文番号を教えてください。 (Chūmon bangō o oshiete kudasai.)
– あなたの携帯番号は何ですか？ (Anata no keitai bangō wa nan desu ka?)
– 彼の家の番号は六番です。 (Kare no ie no bangō wa rokuban desu.)

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