A1 noun Neutral #3,938 am häufigsten

二度

nido /ɲido/

Refers to something occurring twice or for a second time. It is frequently used as an adverbial phrase to describe repetition, or with a negative verb to mean 'never again.'

Beispiele

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1

同じ間違いを二度しました。

I made the same mistake twice.

2

このような失態は二度と繰り返さないよう留意いたします。

I will take care never to repeat such a blunder again.

3

あそこの店、二度と行かない。

I'm never going to that shop again.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
二度
Adverb
二度と
Verwandt
二度手間
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Merkhilfe

'Ni' means two, and 'do' means degree or occurrence. Think of a 'Do-over' happening for the 'Second' (Ni) time.

Schnelles Quiz

あんな怖い映画は、____と見たくない。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 二度

Beispiele

1

同じ間違いを二度しました。

everyday

I made the same mistake twice.

2

このような失態は二度と繰り返さないよう留意いたします。

formal

I will take care never to repeat such a blunder again.

3

あそこの店、二度と行かない。

informal

I'm never going to that shop again.

4

本実験は、結果の妥当性を確認するために二度行われた。

academic

This experiment was conducted twice to confirm the validity of the results.

5

二度手間にならないように、資料を事前に確認してください。

business

Please check the materials in advance to avoid having to do the work twice.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
二度
Adverb
二度と
Verwandt
二度手間

Häufige Kollokationen

二度手間 double work/extra effort
二度寝 going back to sleep
二度と〜ない never again
二度目の the second time...
二度聞きする to ask for something to be repeated

Häufige Phrasen

二度あることは三度ある

What happens twice will happen a third time (History repeats itself).

二度とないチャンス

A once-in-a-lifetime chance.

二度見する

To do a double take.

Wird oft verwechselt mit

二度 vs 2回

2-kai is a generic counter for frequency, while nido is often used in fixed expressions and for strong emotional emphasis (like 'never again').

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Nutzungshinweise

When expressing that something will 'never' happen again, 'nido to' must be followed by a negative verb. In casual speech, it can be used to describe repeating an action, like 'nido-ne' (sleeping twice).

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Häufige Fehler

Learners often use 'nido' with positive verbs to mean 'again' (re-doing), but 'mo ichido' or 'saido' is usually more natural for 'one more time' unless specifically counting to two.

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Merkhilfe

'Ni' means two, and 'do' means degree or occurrence. Think of a 'Do-over' happening for the 'Second' (Ni) time.

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Wortherkunft

Derived from Middle Chinese roots where '二' (ni) means two and '度' (do) means a measure, limit, or occurrence.

Grammatikmuster

Used as an adverbial noun (often without particles). Followed by 'to' (二度と) when used with negative verbs. Used with the particle 'no' (二度の) to modify nouns.
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Kultureller Kontext

The proverb 'Nido aru koto wa sando aru' is a very common Japanese superstition/observation used to warn someone to be careful after a mistake happens twice.

Schnelles Quiz

あんな怖い映画は、____と見たくない。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 二度

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