イコール
0%
Log in to evaluate your pronunciation.
No feedback yet. Please speak to see your results.
Base noun form. Used to indicate equality or equivalence, often in mathematical or logical contexts. Example: 『AはBとイコールです』 (A wa B to ikooru desu, 'A is equal to B').
Theme
Two friends, Ken and User, are studying math together at a café, discussing equations and problem-solving strategies.
イコール
イコール
equal
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine an 'equal' sign in math: it looks like two parallel lines. In Japanese, it's called 『イコール』 (ikooru, 'equal'), which sounds like 'equal' in English — easy to remember!
Cultural Note
『イコール』 (ikooru, 'equal') is a loanword from English, commonly used in mathematics, science, and everyday contexts to denote equality or equivalence, such as in equations or comparisons.
Forms
Base: イコールBase noun form. Used to indicate equality or equivalence, often in mathematical or logical contexts. Example: 『AはBとイコールです』 (A wa B to ikooru desu, 'A is equal to B').