How to Say ‘Ten’ in Japanese
十個
jutsu ko
[joo ko]
💬 Usage Tip: [十個] means "ten pieces/items." Great for ingredients counted one by one.
🇯🇵 In Japan: In prep settings, whole vegetables are often counted by [個] before trimming or cutting.
Phrase Breakdown
十
jutsu
[joo]
ten
The number 10, used here as part of a quantity expression.
卵を十個使います。
We use ten eggs.
個
ko
[ko]
counter for pieces/items
A general counter for separate items. In 十個, it counts ten individual pieces.
卵を十個使います。
We use ten eggs.
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