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Video - Japanese Counters for Beginners #1 - Hon

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🗓️ 30 October 2014

⏱️ 4 minutes

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0:00.0

Do you know how to count pairs of chopsticks?

0:07.0

You'll find out at the end of this lesson.

0:10.0

Hi everybody, I'm Alicia.

0:12.0

Konichua, Yamamori is!

0:14.0

Welcome to Japanese counters for beginners, where you'll learn how to count all sorts of different objects in Japanese.

0:19.0

Yamamori, what counter will we learn in this lesson?

0:22.6

HONU

0:23.6

First, let's take a look at what sorts of objects can be counted with this counter.

0:28.6

When counting in animate objects that are long and thin, you can use this counter.

0:33.6

Hong.

0:34.6

What are the examples of long and thin objects? Objects can be made of soft materials, like cords and strings, or hard materials like pens and pencils.

0:44.3

You can also count bigger objects such as trees and telephone poles.

0:49.3

Okay, let's count from 1 to 10 with this counter. 1.

0:55.0

2 hong.

0:57.0

3 bong.

0:59.0

4.

1:01.0

5 hong.

1:03.0

6 bong.

1:05.0

7 hong.

1:07.0

8 bong.

1:09.0

8 hong. 9 hong. 10 bong or 8 hong, 8 hong, 9 hjj bong.

1:15.6

Did you notice that there were some numbers that sounded different to how they usually sound?

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