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時間/Jikan and 時刻/jikoku are both Japanese words that mean “time.” However, they have slightly different meanings. 時間/jikan is a period of time, while 時刻/jikoku refers to a specific time or moment. For example, you would use 時間/jikan to talk about the time you have in your exam, while you would use 時刻/jikoku to talk about the time your company meeting starts. 時間/jikan can refer to any period of time, while 時刻/jikoku refers to a specific point in time. Here are some examples of how 時間/jikan and 時刻/jikoku are used in sentences: 時間がすこしあります/Jikan ga sukoshi arimasu. (I have a little time.) 時刻は9時です/Jikoku wa 9-ji desu. (The time is 9 o’clock.) 時間が流れる/Jikan ga nagareru. (Time is passing.) 到着時刻/touchaku jikoku (Arrival time) To be honest, though, I feel like those words are mixed up even by the Japanese. The departure time is the exact time so we should use 出発時刻/shuppatsu jikoku), however, sometimes Japanese people say 出発時間/shuppatsu jikan. As you can see in this example, 時間/jikan is used instead of 時刻/jikoku. 時刻/jikoku sounds a bit formal and that should be the reason why people sometimes use 時間/jikan instead of 時刻/jikoku in casual situations. Anyway, thank you so much for reading this description until here! Recently, I haven’t published content here that much on IG since I’m preparing for my own Japanese school. I’m not sure exactly when it’s launching yet but I’ll announce once it’s live! #learnjapanese #learnkanji #studyjapanese #jikan #jikoku #japanesephrase #japanesephrases
時間/Jikan and 時刻/jikoku are both Japanese words that mean “time.” However, they have slightly different meanings. 時間/jikan is a period of time, while 時刻/jikoku refers to a specific time or moment. For example, you would use 時間/jikan to talk about the time you have in your exam, while you would use 時刻/jikoku to talk about the time your company meeting starts. 時間/jikan can refer to any period of time, while 時刻/jikoku refers to a specific point in time. Here are some examples of how 時間/jikan and 時刻/jikoku are used in sentences: 時間がすこしあります/Jikan ga sukoshi arimasu. (I have a little time.) 時刻は9時です/Jikoku wa 9-ji desu. (The time is 9 o’clock.) 時間が流れる/Jikan ga nagareru. (Time is passing.) 到着時刻/touchaku jikoku (Arrival time) To be honest, though, I feel like those words are mixed up even by the Japanese. The departure time is the exact time so we should use 出発時刻/shuppatsu jikoku), however, sometimes Japanese people say 出発時間/shuppatsu jikan. As you can see in this example, 時間/jikan is used instead of 時刻/jikoku. 時刻/jikoku sounds a bit formal and that should be the reason why people sometimes use 時間/jikan instead of 時刻/jikoku in casual situations. Anyway, thank you so much for reading this description until here! Recently, I haven’t published content here that much on IG since I’m preparing for my own Japanese school. I’m not sure exactly when it’s launching yet but I’ll announce once it’s live! #learnjapanese #learnkanji #studyjapanese #jikan #jikoku #japanesephrase #japanesephrases

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