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二

Two

ちた(぀) (futatsu)

JLPT N5

Interesting Fact

Visit almost any Shinto shrine in Japan and you'll find a pair of stone guardian lions known as "Komainu" standing at the entrance. One keeps its mouth open, while the other keeps its mouth closed. Together they represent the beginning and the end, the first and the last, creating a balance that has protected shrines for centuries.

Memory Trick

Second easiest Kanji in Japanese.

Readings

Onyomi: ニ (ni)

Kunyomi: ちた(぀) (futatsu)

Example Words

二
に (ni)
Two
二人
γ΅γŸγ‚Š (futari)
Two people
二月
にが぀ (nigatsu)
February
二぀
ちた぀ (futatsu)
Two things

Example Sentence

δΊŒδΊΊγ§ζ˜ η”»γ‚’θ¦‹γΎγ—γŸγ€‚

γ΅γŸγ‚Š で γˆγ„γŒ γ‚’ γΏγΎγ—γŸγ€‚

futari de eiga o mimashita

Two of us watched a movie.

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