How to Say ‘One sheet; one item’ in Japanese
一枚
itsu mai
[ee-chee mai]
💬 Usage Tip: [枚] is the counter for flat things like shirts, paper, and tickets, so [一枚] is natural for one T-shirt here. It's said (ichi-mai).
Phrase Breakdown
一
itsu
[ee-chee]
one
The number one. When combined with counters, its reading can change.
一つください。
Please give me one.
枚
mai
[mai]
counter for flat objects
A counter used for flat items such as shirts, paper, or plates.
シャツを二枚ください。
Please give me two shirts.
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