How to Say ‘Two nights’ in Japanese
二泊
ni paku
[nee hah-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: [泊] is the counter for overnight stays. [二泊] means “two nights,” a must-know term for hotels and ryokan.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese has special counters for many things, and hotel stays get their own. Travel Japanese is a great place to meet them.
Phrase Breakdown
二
ni
[nee]
two
The number two; here it forms part of a hotel stay length.
二泊で予約しました。
I booked for two nights.
泊
paku
[hah-koo]
night stay
Counter for nights stayed at a hotel or accommodation.
今回は二泊です。
This time it is a two-night stay.
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