“How many” in Japanese
Short answer
How many in Japanese is “何ぼ” (nanbo). Full meaning: how much, how many, how, to what extent; however (much), no matter how; what matters is ..., it all comes down to ..., nothing beats ....
Other ways to say “How many” in Japanese
幾つ
ikutsu how many; how old
何頭
nantou how many? (large animals)
いく程
ikuhodo how many, how much
どれ程
dorehodo how much, how many; no matter how (much), however; (not) many, (not) much, almost (none), hardly, barely
何ほど
nanihodo how much, how many
幾ばく
ikubaku how much, how many, what amount, what extent
何れ丈
doredake how much, how many, to what extent
如何ほど
ikahodo how much, how many, however
どんだけ
dondake how much, how many, to what extent; oh my god, how, what the, incredible
ナンボ
nanbo how much, how many, how, to what extent; however (much), no matter how; what matters is ..., it all comes down to ..., nothing beats ...
なんぼ
nanbo how much, how many, how, to what extent; however (much), no matter how; what matters is ..., it all comes down to ..., nothing beats ...
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