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倚

Many, Much

おお(い) (ooi)

JLPT N5

Interesting Fact

Japan has more than four million vending machines, meaning you can find one almost everywhere. Drinks, ice cream, batteries, umbrellas, and sometimes surprisingly strange items are only a few steps away. When it comes to vending machines, Japan definitely qualifies as ε€šγ„ (many).

Memory Trick

The kanji 倚 is made from two evenings (倕). One evening is ordinary. Two evenings become many.

Readings

Onyomi: γ‚Ώ (ta)

Kunyomi: おお(い) (ooi)

Example Words

ε€šγ„
γŠγŠγ„ (ooi)
Many
ε€šεˆ†
γŸγΆγ‚“ (tabun)
Probably
ε€šζ•°
γŸγ™γ† (tasuu)
Large number
δΊΊγŒε€šγ„
ひと が γŠγŠγ„ (hito ga ooi)
Many people

Example Sentence

今ζ—₯γ―δΊΊγŒε€šγ„γ§γ™γ€‚

きょう は ひと が γŠγŠγ„ です。

kyou wa hito ga ooi desu

There are many people today.

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