| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 日付 | ひづけ |
Pronunciation: hidzuke
How to Say It Outloud: hi-dzu-ke
Usage: common term for dates in general contexts such as calendars, schedules, and formal documents
Example Sentence Japanese:
この書類に日付を書いてください。
この書類に日付を書いてください。Example Sentence English:Please write the date on this document.
Please write the date on this document.| Kanji | Katakana |
|---|---|
| デート | デート |
Pronunciation: deeto
How to Say It Outloud: de-e-to
Usage: used to refer to romantic dates or outings with a significant other
Example Sentence Japanese:今週末にデートがあります。
今週末にデートがあります。Example Sentence English:I have a date this weekend.
I have a date this weekend.| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 日時 | にちじ |
Pronunciation: nichiji
How to Say It Outloud: ni-chi-ji
Usage: used to specify both date and time, often in formal settings
Example Sentence Japanese:会議の日時を教えてください。
会議の日時を教えてください。Example Sentence English:Please let me know the date and time of the meeting.
Please let me know the date and time of the meeting.See also
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