How to Say ‘Twenty copies is correct.’ in Japanese
二十部が正しいです。
nijuu bu ga tadashii desu
[ni-juu boo gah ta-DAH-shii dess]
Phrase Breakdown
二十部が
nijuu bu ga
twenty copies (is)
二十部 means 'twenty copies'. が marks it as the subject.
二十部が必要です。
Twenty copies are needed.
Words in this phrase
二十
nijuu
[ni-juu]
twenty
Twenty is the number after nineteen, represented as 二十 in Japanese.
私は二十冊の本を持っています。
I have twenty books.
部
bu
[boo]
copies (counter)
Counter for copies of documents or printed materials.
報告書を三部ください。
Please give me three copies of the report.
が
ga
[gah]
subject marker
が marks what “came out”: “The results (are what) came out.” Natural for announcements from staff/doctor.
けっかがでましたので、説明します。
Since the results are out, I’ll explain.
正しいです。
tadashii desu
is correct
正しい (tadashii) means 'correct'. です makes it polite.
この答えが正しいです。
This answer is correct.
Words in this phrase
正しい
tadashii
[ta-DAH-shii]
correct
To indicate something is accurate or right.
料金は正しいですか。
Is the fare correct?
です
desu
[dess]
is; polite copula
Polite form of 'to be' used in many basic sentences.
こちらで大丈夫です。
This is fine.
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