How to Say ‘What the two of them have to say’ in Japanese
二人の話
futari no hanashi
[foo-tah-ree no ha-na-shee]
💬 Usage Tip: 二人 is read (futari), not (ni-nin). "One person" is also irregular: 一人 (hitori); from three on it's regular, 三人 (sannin).
Phrase Breakdown
二人
futari
[foo-tah-ree]
two people
Refers to two people together. With お, it becomes a polite way to address a pair.
二人で散歩します。
The two of us take a walk together.
の
no
[no]
of; 's
A particle used to show possession or attribution.
友達の本があります。
There is my friend's book.
話
hanashi
[ha-na-shee]
talk; story
話 means talk, speech, or story depending on context.
先生の話をよく聞いて。
Listen carefully to the teacher's talk.
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