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Minna no nihongo wago counting + nen/nenkan counter

おはよう,

In lesson 11 of minna no nihongo:

  • Counting is always done in wago. It seems when I look online, kango is used for nearly all the example counters in minna no nihongo. Is it just more “conservative”? Should I just learn both? Minna no nihongo teaches no kango for now.

  • 年 is used for counting years, even in duration. I notice 年間is more common. Is there any subtle difference?

    Counting is always done in wago. It seems when I look online, kango is used for nearly all the example counters in minna no nihongo. Is minna no nihongo just more “conservative”? Should I just learn both or use kango primarily? It seems most online sources say kango is preferred nowadays. Minna no nihongo teaches no kango for now.

By the way, 年 is used for counting years, even in duration, in minna no nihongo. I notice 年間 is more common. Is there any subtle difference?

お願いします!

Minna no nihongo wago counting + nen/nenkan counter

おはよう,

In lesson 11 of minna no nihongo:

  • Counting is always done in wago. It seems when I look online, kango is used for nearly all the example counters in minna no nihongo. Is it just more “conservative”? Should I just learn both? Minna no nihongo teaches no kango for now.

  • 年 is used for counting years, even in duration. I notice 年間is more common. Is there any subtle difference?

お願いします!

Minna no nihongo wago counting

おはよう,

In lesson 11 of minna no nihongo:

  • Counting is always done in wago. It seems when I look online, kango is used for nearly all the example counters in minna no nihongo. Is minna no nihongo just more “conservative”? Should I just learn both or use kango primarily? It seems most online sources say kango is preferred nowadays. Minna no nihongo teaches no kango for now.

By the way, 年 is used for counting years, even in duration, in minna no nihongo. I notice 年間 is more common. Is there any subtle difference?

お願いします!

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buddhabrot
  • 209
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Minna no nihongo wago counting + nen/nenkan counter

おはよう,

In lesson 11 of minna no nihongo:

  • Counting is always done in wago. It seems when I look online, kango is used for nearly all the example counters in minna no nihongo. Is it just more “conservative”? Should I just learn both? Minna no nihongo teaches no kango for now.

  • 年 is used for counting years, even in duration. I notice 年間is more common. Is there any subtle difference?

お願いします!