値
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Base noun form. Refers to monetary price, intrinsic value, or worth of something. Often used with counters like 『円』 (en, 'yen') for prices.
Theme
In a store, User is shopping with their neighbor Mr. Tanaka, who is comparing prices of different items.
値
ね
value / price / worth
Everyday Life & SurvivalShopping & Money Use
Memory Hook
Imagine a price tag with a big 'Z' on it — 'Z' sounds like the start of 『値』 (ne, 'value'). 'Z-tag' → 値 (ne, 'value / Price').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『値』 (ne, 'value') is often seen in stores on price tags or in discussions about quality vs. cost. Bargaining is less common than in some cultures, so the listed 『値』 is usually fixed.
Forms
Base: 値Base noun form. Refers to monetary price, intrinsic value, or worth of something. Often used with counters like 『円』 (en, 'yen') for prices.