How to Say ‘It's five days' worth.’ in Japanese
五日分です。
itsu ka bun desu
[ee-TSOO kah boon dess]
💬 Usage Tip: 五日 is said (itsuka), a special reading, not (go-nichi). Adding 分 (bun) after an amount turns it into "that much's worth", like 三日分 (mikka-bun) "three days' worth".
Phrase Breakdown
五
itsu
[ee-TSOO]
five
The number five; read 'itsu' in 'itsuka' (the 5th).
五日は子供の日です。
The 5th is Children's Day.
日
ka
[kah]
days (counter)
Counter for a number of days; 三日 means 'three days'.
三日休みました。
I rested for three days.
分
bun
[boon]
portion; share
Suffix meaning the amount for a number of people.
三人分のご飯を作る。
Make rice for three people.
です
desu
[dess]
is; polite copula
A polite sentence ending used in formal conversation.
少し伺いたいです。
I would like to ask a little.
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