Counter for Floors of a Building
The Japanese counter 階 (kai) is used to count the floors of a building.
Practice the counter kai:
Review the table below to learn how to count floors in Japanese.
| Audio | English  | Romaji | Japanese | Kana |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| first floor | ikkai | 一階 | いっかい | |
| second floor | nikai | 二階 | にかい | |
| third floor | sangai | 三階 | さんがい | |
| fourth floor | yonkai | 四階 | よんかい | |
| fifth floor | gokai | 五階 | ごかい | |
| sixth floor | rokkai | 六階 | ろっかい | |
| seventh floor | nanakai | 七階 | ななかい | |
| eighth floor | hakkai | 八階 | はっかい | |
| ninth floor | kyuukai | 九階 | きゅうかい | |
| tenth floor | jukkai | 十階 | じゅっかい | |
| which floor | nangai | 何階 | なんがい |
Floors in Japanese (Kanji, Hiragana and Romaji)
