| in English | in Japanese | S |
|---|---|---|
| one (thing) | ひとつ |
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ひとつ info.
ひとつ (hitotsu)
Tips to remember:
– The word ひとつ (hitotsu) begins with ひ (hi), which sounds similar to "hi" like greeting someone once.
– Think of "一 (いち)" (ichi), which is "one" in Japanese numerals, and remember combining it with つ (tsu), a counter, to form hitotsu.
Explanations:
– ひとつ (hitotsu) is a Japanese counter used for counting objects generally.
– It can also be used to mean "one thing" or "one item."
– Often used in plain speaking for small objects, abstract matters, or in shopping.
Other words that mean the same thing:
– 一 (いち) (ichi) – This is the numeral "one."
– 唯一 (ゆいいつ) (yuiitsu) – This means "only one" or "unique."
Alternate meanings/slang:
– Not particularly used in slang, but can imply simplicity or basic state when used contextually in sentences.
Examples of sentences:
– 一つください。(ひとつください。) (Hitotsu kudasai.) – Please give me one.
– それはひとつの可能性です。(それはひとつのかのうせいです。) (Sore wa hitotsu no kanousei desu.) – That is one possibility.
– 私には夢がひとつあります。(わたしにはゆめがひとつあります。) (Watashi ni wa yume ga hitotsu arimasu.) – I have one dream.
– ケーキをひとつ食べました。(ケーキをひとつたべました。) (Keeki wo hitotsu tabemaa.) – I ate one cake.
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