A cardinal number representing the quantity that is one more than one, often used to indicate a pair or two units of something.
The ordinal number that signifies the position of second in a sequence or ranking.
In traditional Japanese string instruments like the shamisen, a term for one of the strings, specifically the one that is finer than the third string and thicker than the first.
Example:
その穴は直径メートルです。
A numeric term representing a quantity that is one more than one, often used to count items or age.
Referring to an age of two years, commonly used to denote the developmental stage of young children.
Signifying the second item in a sequence or list, often used in contexts where multiple elements are presented and distinguished.
Example:
２つの質問をしてもよいですか。
Refers to two individuals together, often used to indicate that an action or situation involves both persons equally.
Emphasizes the inclusion of two people as a unit, highlighting their joint participation or agreement in a particular context.
Indicates that a statement or condition applies to each of the two persons mentioned, signifying a shared characteristic or outcome.
Example:
私たちは２人とも同じクラスです。
A phrase used to express that something will not happen again, especially when accompanied by a negative verb, emphasizing a finality or prohibition.
An adverb indicating that an action or occurrence will not be repeated under any circumstances, often implying a strong sense of resolve against the possibility of recurrence.
An expression highlighting the impossibility of experiencing a particular situation or event again, often used to signify regret or disapproval.
Example:
２度と学校に遅れてはいけません。
Two offspring born simultaneously from the same mother, sharing genetic likeness and often exhibiting similar physical and behavioral traits.
Refers to a pair of individuals that are born during a single pregnancy, commonly associated with a unique familial bond and often experiencing a shared life experience.
A term used in astronomy for the constellation associated with the two stars Pollux and Castor, highlighting the concept of duality and celestial pairs.
Example:
その双子は全くよく似ている。