How to Say ‘Fifty grams.’ in Japanese
五十グラムね。
gojutsu guramu ne
[goh-JOO GOO-ra-moo neh]
💬 Usage Tip: A ね at the end softens the answer, like adding "okay?" or "you see". It sounds friendly rather than like a bare command.
Phrase Breakdown
五十
gojutsu
[goh-JOO]
fifty
The number 50.
五十個あります。
There are fifty.
グラム
guramu
[GOO-ra-moo]
gram
Metric unit of weight.
肉を三百グラムください。
Three hundred grams of meat, please.
ね
ne
[neh]
right?; isn't it?
Adds a friendly tone and asks for shared feeling or agreement.
もうすぐだね。のねは気持ちを共有する感じです。
The ね in もうすぐだね。 gives a feeling of sharing the sentiment.
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