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23 Nov 2014

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Does anyone know what this word means?
I'm on Rosetta Stone (yes I know it's not the greatest for learning Japanese, I'm basically only using it to practice saying things out loud) and the sentence they're giving me is "しろい　テーブル　は　にこ　あります" what does "にこ" refer to or mean in this sentence? I've attached a pic of the program to show more context.

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23 Nov 2014

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English (UK)

"How many white tables are there?"
"There are two white tables."

に = 二 = 2
こ = 個 = counter word for objects.

Kanji really helps in understanding...

French (France)

2. there are two white tables.

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French (France)

二個

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English (UK)

"How many white tables are there?"
"There are two white tables."

に = 二 = 2
こ = 個 = counter word for objects.

Kanji really helps in understanding...

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English (US)

How many tables are white??
There are two white tables?
Niko usually means two

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English (US)

Thank you :) So is "ko" a counter suffix?

Japanese

にこ means two. We often put a counter after numbers when we count something.
There are TWO white tables.
http://japanese.about.com/od/Grammar/a/Counters...

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English (US)

Thanks so much guys! :3