How to Say ‘Free for two hours’ in Japanese
二時間無料
ni jikan muryou
[nee jikan MOO-ryoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Signs often drop all particles and just stack the words: 二時間 (ni-jikan) "two hours" + 無料 (muryō) "free". 時間 after a number means a length of time, while 時 alone means a clock time, so 二時 is "two o'clock".
Phrase Breakdown
二
ni
[nee]
two
The number two.
二お願いします。
Two, please.
時間
jikan
[jikan]
time; period of time
時間 means time or a span of time.
試合の時間が近い。
Match time is near.
無料
muryou
[MOO-ryoh]
free of charge
Means no fee is required; often paired with time limits on parking signs.
一時間まで無料です。
It's free for up to one hour.
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