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毎
Meaning:
In Japanese, 毎 means “every”.
How to read it:
| Kunyomi | ごと |
| Onyomi | まい |
How to write it:
Origin:
You can see a woman wearing hairpin.
So you can remember it as “This lady is wearing hairpin every day”.
| Note: Please take care the difference. Chinese kanji: 每 Japanese kanji: 毎 |
Development:
Vocabulary:
| Level | Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 毎日 | まいにち | every day |
| Basic | 毎年 | まいとし | every year |
| Basic | 毎月 | まいつき | every month |
| Basic | 毎晩 | まいばん | every night |
| Basic | 毎朝 | まいあさ | every morning |
| Basic | 毎週 | まいしゅう | every week |
| Adv | 毎回 | まいかい | every time |
| H_Adv | 毎度 | まいど | every time |
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Hi! My teachers at university used to prenounce毎月 as まいつき instead of まいげつ。Is there any nuance in meaning?
Both are right, but まいつき is more often used, so I changed it to まいつき
very interesting history, i am loving this website very much! 😀
Ty!
Glad to hear that😊😊
Why does google translate “every 3 days” as さんびごと (i think) and not みっかごと？which is often used?
さんび is never used.
I see, thank you!