How to Say ‘Stamps of / 84-yen stamps’ in Japanese
の切手
no kitte
[noh keet-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [の] links nouns together, like "of" or an adjective bridge. [八十四円の切手] means "an 84-yen stamp."
🇯🇵 In Japan: When buying stamps, Japanese customers often specify the denomination instead of describing the mail type.
Phrase Breakdown
の
no
[noh]
of; for
Connects a price to the noun, as in a stamp of 84 yen.
はちじゅうよえんのきってです。
It is an 84-yen stamp.
切手
kitte
[keet-teh]
stamp
Postage stamp, often specified by price.
このきってをください。
Please give me this stamp.
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