How to Say ‘How many kilograms’ in Japanese
何キロ
nan kiro
[nahn kiro]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 何 (nan) in front of a unit to ask "how many": 何センチ "how many centimeters", 何歳 "how old".
Phrase Breakdown
何
nan
[nahn]
how many; what number
Used to ask quantity or number.
何名様ですかと聞かれました。
I was asked, 'How many people are in your party?'
キロ
kiro
[kiro]
Kilogram or Kilometer
A metric unit of mass or distance.
五キロの道を歩きました。
I walked a five-kilometer path.
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