2023年8月23日 · The beautiful omega once crossed into the normal society, but fell into the street because of the pheromone he released.

2016年4月8日 · 12 o’clock – Ju-ni Ji (12 時） If you are answering “It’s 2 o’clock.” to someone, you would say “Ni ji desu.” simply add “desu” at the end. So, how would you say, 12:30 or 1:30?

2022年6月9日 · “Time” in Japanese is じかん (jikan | 時間 ), and it literally means time and period. Japanese people use both the 12-hour clock and the 24-hour clock, so telling the time is very simple in Japanese.

Basically, you use " ji " for hours and " fun " for minutes. For example, 1:25 is ichi- ji ni-jū go- fun. But there are irregular pronunciations. For hours, some numbers are pronounced differently. For minutes, some numbers are pronounced differently and "fun" becomes " pun " in many cases.

Ni Jiu. Chap 103 - Extra. The beautiful omega once crossed into the normal society, but fell into the street because of the pheromone he released.

2024年10月30日 · Learn how to effectively use the Japanese particle "に" (ni) in relation to time, days, and events. This lesson provides practical examples and exercises to help you master its application in everyday conversations.

Let's Count in Japanese! 1 (ichi) 2 (ni) 3 (san) 4 (shi or yon) 5 (go) 6 (roku) 7 (hichi or nana) 8 (hachi) 9 (ku or kyu) 10 (ju) 11 (ju-ichi) 12 (ju-ni) 13 (ju-san) 14 (ju-shi or ju-yon) 15 (ju-go) 16 (ju-roku) 17 (ju-hichi or ju-nana) 18 (ju-hachi) 19 (ju-ku or ju-kyu) 20 (ni-ju) 21 (ni-ju-ichi) 22 (ni-ju-ni) 23 (ni-ju-san) 24 (ni-ju-shi or ni-ju-yon)

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9-ji (ku-ji) kara desu can be translated into "It is from 9:00.", "It is open from 9:00.", or "It starts at 9:00.". Made means "to" or "until". 5-ji (go-ji) made desu can mean "It closes at 5:00."