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| na | 31 peeji no hedding 2 wo sannshoo |
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31 peeji no hedding 2 wo sannshoo Explanation: peeji (in Katakana) is the counter for pages. sanshoo means "refer to" Sorry I cannot type in Japanese font at the moment. |
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ページ・頁 Explanation: I've seen both the katakana version (by far the most common) and the kanji version of page in manuals and other technical documents; however, there doesn't seem to be a definitive guide for usage of the katakana vs the kanji. ３１ページ ３１頁 |
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