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The suffix for hours or o'clock is -ji. Note that 4 o'clock is pronounced as yoji,
not yonji.
1 o'clock
ichiji
2 o'clock
niji
3 o'clock
sanji
4 o'clock
yoji *
5 o'clock
goji
6 o'clock
rokuji
7 o'clock
shichiji
8 o'clock
hachiji
9 o'clock
kuji
10 o'clock
juuji
11 o'clock
juuichiji
12 o'clock
juuniji
yonj
:
uuk
4
yuuf
9
un
n
sanj
: ro : niju :
: goju
uur
0pp 2uip 3
5uipp
opp
6un 1pun 6
1un
un
na
sanj
:
: niju :
: goju
na
uun
0
2unif 3
5unif
fu
ana
7
2un 7
2un
n
fun
niju sanj
: ha :
:
usa uuh
0pp 2
3
npu app
8un 3
8
n
un
goju
:
usa
5
npu
3
n
goju
:
uha
5
ppu
8
n
ju
niju yonj
: uy :
:
uky uuy
1on 2
4
uuf onp
4pu 9
4
un un
n
goju
:
uky
5
uufu
9
n
ju
yonj
:
: san :
ug
uug
1
3jup 4
of
ofu
5
0pun 5
un
n
To make a time of day combine the hour from above with the minute.
Examples:
yoji sanjunifun - 4:32
goji gojuuhappun - 5:58
One can also use the term han for half past the hour. Han literally means half.
Example:
hachiji han - 8:30
To distinguish between A.M. and P.M. use the terms gozen and gogo. A.M. is
gozen and P.M. is gogo. Note that gozen and gogo should appear before the
time, not after.
Examples:
gogo sanji - 3 P.M.
gozen niji juuippun - 2:11 A.M.
To ask what time it is now, the phrase Ima, nanji desu ka. can be used.