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[いっ()·()·げつ()]
ikkagetsu
noun

Alternate Written Forms:

[いっ()·()·げつ()]
ikkagetsu
[いっ()·()·げつ()]
ikkagetsu
[いっ()··げつ()]
ikkagetsu
[いっ()·()·げつ()]
ikkagetsu
[いっかげつ(一ケ月)]
ikkagetsu
[いっ()·()·げつ()]
ikkagetsu
[いっ()·()·げつ()]
ikkagetsu
[いっ()·()·げつ()]
ikkagetsu
[いっ()··げつ()]
ikkagetsu
[いっ()·()·げつ()]
ikkagetsu
[いっかげつ(1ケ月)]
ikkagetsu

English Meanings:

noun
  1. one month
Member Since
8 Apr, 2017
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How could that middle character only have 1 stroke?

#1 Posted by Monox D. I-Fly over 8 years ago
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Monox D. I-Fly wrote yesterday at 4:31 AM

How could that middle character only have 1 stroke?

It doesn't have one stroke, it's just showing you that it's a katakana character. It assumes you know the katakana strokes and it just shows you the stroke diagrams for the kanji.

#2 Posted by hypophysis over 8 years ago
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Ah, I see. Thank you. :)

#3 Posted by Monox D. I-Fly over 8 years ago
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France
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Hi!

I'm quite confused with the pronounciation...

[
いっかげつ(一ヶ月)
]

Is the form 一ヶ月 pronounced "ikka getsu" or "ikke getsu" ?

Thanks in advance!

May the Force be with you!

#4 Posted by Manu310 over 7 years ago
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31 Oct, 2014
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Manu310 wrote today at 12:10 AM

Hi!

I'm quite confused with the pronounciation...

[
いっかげつ(一ヶ月)
]

Is the form 一ヶ月 pronounced "ikka getsu" or "ikke getsu" ?

Thanks in advance!

The correct pronunciation is between the square brackets 【いっかげつ】。

I think the confusion comes from small ヶ character which resembles the large katakana ケ.

Actually the small ヶ character is a symbol used for counting. http://jisho.org/word/ヶ

For example, 一ヶ月、2ヶ月、3ヶ月 and so on.

PS. Katakana can be very confusing at times. When reading try to remember that katakana can have a lot of functions, and is not just used for waseigo. Furthermore, counting in Japanese is trickier than in other languages.

d(^_^)b

#5 Posted by machigainai over 7 years ago
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2 Jan, 2018
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France
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Oh, I see ! Thanks a lot, I never would have guessed that !

Indeed, I know just a little about counting in japanese (things, floors...), but I never thought this character would be one... And I am actually getting familiar with this website interface, and now I see I could have got this information by myself selecting the character.

Thanks again, that was a tricky one ^_^

May the Force be with you!

#6 Posted by Manu310 over 7 years ago
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どういたしまして。

You might also want to try the yomi-chan extension for your browser. You can simply hover the character and a tooltip with information shows up.

d(^_^)b

#7 Posted by machigainai over 7 years ago
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わかった、どうもありがとう。yes

皆さん、こんにちわ。

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どうぞよろしくお願いします。

#8 Posted by sankuruma over 7 years ago
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Germany
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machigainai wrote on Wednesday at 6:17 PM

どういたしまして。

You might also want to try the yomi-chan extension for your browser. You can simply hover the character and a tooltip with information shows up.

Hi there, It may sound primitive but my yomi-chan extension doesn't accept the dictionary files I introduce to it. Is there sth I must do? I am not very good at computers.

#9 Posted by Quince Blossom over 7 years ago

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