Vocab Info

N2 Noun, No-adjective, Adverb

何分(なにぶん)some, any, (a) little, of some kind, of some sort, please, anyway, anyhow, at any rate, after all

    Dictionary Definition

    1. Noun, No-adjective

      1.

      some, any, (a) little, of some kind, of some sort

    2. Adverb

      2.

      please

    3. Adverb

      3.

      anyway, anyhow, at any rate, after all

    All Forms

    何分 【なにぶん】何ぶん 【なにぶん】

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    Examples

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      (えき)何分(なにぶん)かの寄付(きふ)をしました。

      I made somewhat of a donation at the station. {some, any, (a) little, of some kind, of some sort, please, anyway, anyhow, at any rate, after all}

      • N2

      何分(なにぶん)あの()はまだ子供(こども)だ。刑罰(けいばつ)(かる)くするべきだ。

      That child is still young. The punishment should be lessened a little. {some, any, (a) little, of some kind, of some sort, please, anyway, anyhow, at any rate, after all}

      • N2

      取引(とりひき)(さき)へのメール:「その(けん)は、何分(なにぶん)よろしくお(ねが)いします。」

      Email to client: 'Regarding that matter, thank you in advance for your cooperation at any rate.' {some, any, (a) little, of some kind, of some sort, please, anyway, anyhow, at any rate, after all}

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      不動産(ふどうさん)():「何分(なにぶん)頭金(あたまきん)(おさ)めてからでないと契約(けいやく)(むす)(こと)出来(でき)ません。」

      Real Estate Agent: 'You cannot enter into a contract without first paying a certain amount of down payment.' {some, any, (a) little, of some kind, of some sort, please, anyway, anyhow, at any rate, after all}

      • N2

      後輩(こうはい)に「何分(なにぶん)よろしくお(ねが)いします」と()われたが、(たの)めば要望(ようぼう)(かな)うというものでもない。

      My junior told me, 'Please take care of me a little', but just because you ask doesn't mean your wish will be granted. {some, any, (a) little, of some kind, of some sort, please, anyway, anyhow, at any rate, after all}

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