In Japan, there are different quantifiers to calculate various items (calculating squares), such as buying saury (サンマ). If you say "a horse", it is a child's statement, and adults generally say "a tail". Japanese people find it difficult to measure the vocabulary of food, the most difficult of which is sugar (さとぅ). Many people don't know that a piece of sugar originally means a catty (ぃっき).

Automobile-1 ォトバィ- 1 self-propelled automobile-1.

Automobile-1 motorcycle-1 bicycle-1 bicycle

Tram やモノレール- 1 passenger ship-1 ship.

Tram or monorail-1 passenger ship-1 sailboat-1 ship

ポート- 1 transport タンカー- 1.

Rowing boat-1 tanker-1 tanker

Aircraft-1-1-1-1.

Aircraft-1 cable car-1 sleigh-1.

Extended data A: 1 円 (ぃちぇん) 2 円 (にぇん) 3 円 (さん)

The quantifiers and numbers of this group of words are pronounced according to the original pronunciation.

B: 1 period (ぃっかぃ) 2 periods (にかぃ) 3 periods (さかぃ).

There are some changes in the reading process of this group of words and numbers, but the quantifiers are pronounced according to the original pronunciation.

C: 1 part (ぃっぽん) 2 parts (にほん)3 parts (さん).

The numbers and quantifiers of this group of words will change.

D: 1 dish (ひとさら)2 dishes (ふたさら)3 dishes (ささら).

The quantifiers in this group of words do not use the conventional pronunciation, but choose the homophonic pronunciation.