How to say 'Including' in Japanese | ごと

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The Japanese word for Including is 'Koto', written as ごと in Japanese.

word

ごと

Meaning

Including

Reading

Koto

Explanation

The Japanese suffix 'ごと (koto)' is used to indicate that something is included or done together with something else. It can be attached to nouns to express the idea of 'including' or 'along with'. For example: eat the fish including the bones「魚を骨ごと食べる」(さかなをほねごとたべる). The house was destroyed including the furniture「家が家具ごと壊された」(いえがかぐごとこわされた). This suffix is often used to emphasize that nothing is left out or separated.

Part Of Speech

suffix

Frequency

6525

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word ごと

This word contains 2 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

ご

Reading

hiragana

と

Reading

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'Koto' means 'Including' .

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