Illustration: On the raised wooden edge of a home's genkan, a parent holds out a single pair of children's shoes together, one balanced on each palm. Both shoes share the same shape, straps, and small decorative stitching, with their left and right forms clearly visible.

JLPT N3nounLevel estimated by Bebop

一いっ足そく

issoku

one pair of shoes or socks

Example sentences

  1. 私わたしは靴くつを一足いっそく買かった。

    I bought a pair of shoes.

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  2. 彼かれは新あたらしい靴くつを一足いっそく買かった。

    He bought a new pair of shoes.

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  3. 叔父おじは私わたしに靴くつを一足いっそくくれた。

    My uncle gave me a pair of shoes.

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Kanji in 一足

  • 一oneOnイチ・イツKunひと-・ひとつ
  • 足leg; footOnソクKunあし・たりる・たる

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