This is a quick guide to some words and expressions which are useful in daily life in Japan. They are written in romaji (roman letters) as many computers are not equipped to read Japanese script.
The Japanese counting system is too complex to explain here in full. Given below are the cardinal numbers, which are combined with various counters to count objects or people. For example, otoko san-nin means three men, hon san-satsu means three books and san-ji means three o'clock. There is also a set of numbers, from one to ten, for counting objects without using counters.
Japanese names and words in a way that I hope is most easily understood by
non-Japanese speakers. It is dificult to be consistent to any standard system
without having an explanatory note of Japanese pronunciation on every page.
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