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How do you say 'at' in Japanese?

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Anonymous

9y ago
Updated: 3/13/2022

If you mean the 'at sign'(@) アットマーク /a-tto maa ku/ is the term in Japanese. If you mean AT as an abbreviation it is written エーティー /ee tii/. If you mean 'at' as a preposition, depending on context of usage it can have different equivalents such as で /de/ and に /ni/ (にて /ni te/ is also used but is literary and formal), e.g. 'Uchie de yarimasu' means 'I will do it at home' or 'byouin ni sannin ga atta' means 'There were three people at the hospital'.

[ee = elongated 'e' sound]

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Alessia Carter

Lvl 10
3y ago

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