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Counter for scores, points, or marks. Attaches after a number to indicate quantity of points. Example: 『三点』 (san ten, 'three points').
Theme
Two friends, Ken and User, are playing a video game together at Ken's apartment, discussing their scores after a match.
点
てん
point (counter for scores)
Numbers & CountingFractions & Decimals
Memory Hook
Imagine a scoreboard with points lighting up. Each point is a 'dot' — and in Japanese, 'dot' sounds like 'ten' (点). Think: 'Score points are dots — 点 (ten, 'point').'
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『点』 (ten, 'point') is commonly used in educational settings to grade tests or in sports to track scores. For example, a perfect score is often called 『満点』 (manten, 'full points').
Forms
Base: 点Counter for scores, points, or marks. Attaches after a number to indicate quantity of points. Example: 『三点』 (san ten, 'three points').