How to Say ‘More than 170 member countries’ in Japanese
170か国以上の加盟国
170 kakoku ijou no kamei koku
[hyaku nanajuu kakoku ijou no kamei koku]
💬 Usage Tip: [加盟国] means 'member state' or 'member country.' It is made from [加盟] ('joining an organization') + [国] ('country'). So [170か国以上の加盟国] emphasizes countries officially belonging to a larger group.
🇯🇵 In Japan: [加盟国] is common in political and news Japanese, especially for groups like the [世界政府] in anime or real-world international organizations. It has a formal, official tone.
Phrase Breakdown
170か国以上の
170 kakoku ijou no
Words in this phrase
170
170
[hyaku nanajuu]
170
A number meaning one hundred seventy.
加盟国は170に近い数がある。
There are nearly 170 member countries.
か国
kakoku
[kakoku]
counter for countries
A counter used to count countries.
この組織には多くのか国が参加している。
Many countries are participating in this organization.
以上
ijou
[ijou]
or more; above
Shows that the number is at least that amount or greater.
加盟国は170以上あると言われる。
It is said there are 170 or more member countries.
の
no
[no]
of
A particle connecting nouns to modify the following noun.
多くの加盟国が賛成した。
Many member countries agreed.
加盟国
kamei koku
Words in this phrase
加盟
kamei
[kamei]
membership; joining
Refers to joining or being affiliated with an organization or alliance.
その国は新たに加盟を決めた。
That country decided to join newly.
国
koku
[koku]
country; nation
A nation or state; in compounds it often refers to a country as a political unit.
その国は長い歴史を持つ。
That country has a long history.
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