guldo
先輩
- 21 Jun 2004
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Hello.
I wonder if you could help with this issue...
I've learnt that you can count months/days duration like this:
"I've been there for one month/day"
そこには『一カ月／いちにち』いた。
but recently I incurred into other forms I hadn't heard of before:
ひと月（ひとつき）and 三日（みっか）for example.
I know that the latter usually indicates the third day of the month, not a three days period (so I used to think...)
So:
is there any difference between 一カ月 and ひと月 ?
and what about みっか and さんにち ?
is ついたち used in place of いちにち, too?
And what about the year?
When you say "(it took) one year", you use いちねん or いちねんかん ?
Thank you
I wonder if you could help with this issue...
I've learnt that you can count months/days duration like this:
"I've been there for one month/day"
そこには『一カ月／いちにち』いた。
but recently I incurred into other forms I hadn't heard of before:
ひと月（ひとつき）and 三日（みっか）for example.
I know that the latter usually indicates the third day of the month, not a three days period (so I used to think...)
So:
is there any difference between 一カ月 and ひと月 ?
and what about みっか and さんにち ?
is ついたち used in place of いちにち, too?
And what about the year?
When you say "(it took) one year", you use いちねん or いちねんかん ?
Thank you