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Choose the correct counter to say "for two people."
二人前 (ふたりまえ) is used to count servings for two people. 二つ (ふたつ) is a general counter for inanimate objects, 二枚 (にまい) is for flat objects, and 二本 (にほん) is for long, cylindrical objects.
How would you ask "How many servings?" in Japanese?
何人前ですか？ (なんにんまえですか？) is the correct way to ask about the number of servings. いくつですか？ (いくつですか？) is for general count, 何枚ですか？ (なんまいですか？) for flat objects, and 何本ですか？ (なんぼんですか？) for long, cylindrical objects.
Which sentence correctly uses 〜人前?
三人前お願いします。(さんにんまえおねがいします。) is the correct way to say "three servings, please." The counter 〜人前 (〜にんまえ) attaches directly to the number.
You can use 〜人前 to count slices of cake.
〜人前 is specifically for counting servings for people. For slices of cake, you would typically use 〜切れ (〜きれ) or 〜個 (〜こ) depending on how it's cut or served.
「一人前」 means "one serving."
はい、その通りです。一人前 (いちにんまえ) means "one serving."
When ordering a meal for yourself, you would say 「一つ人前お願いします」.
You would say 「一人前お願いします」(いちにんまえおねがいします。) for one serving. 「一つ」 (ひとつ) is a general counter and not used with 「人前」.
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