How to Say ‘Per year’ in Japanese
一年に
itsu nen ni
[ee-CHEE nen nee]
💬 Usage Tip: Put に after a time span to mean "per" or "every". For example, 週に means "per week" and 月に means "per month".
Phrase Breakdown
一
itsu
[ee-CHEE]
one
The number one, combined with counters.
一つください。
One, please.
年
nen
[nen]
year
Counter for years; combined with numbers to count years.
三年前に来ました。
I came three years ago.
に
ni
[nee]
per
Particle showing frequency per unit of time.
週に一回会います。
We meet once a week.
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