Definition of 幾らか (いくらか)

いく

幾らか

いくらか

ikuraka

adverb, noun (temporal), no-adjective

some, (a) little(usually kana)

somewhat, to some extent, in part

Related Kanji

幾	how many, how much, how far, how long, some, several

Example sentences(showing 1-20 of 82 results)

かのじょ

ひじょう

ばあい

そな

ちょきん

She put by some money for a rainy day

のこ

、

すこ

少し

くだ

下さい

Give me some coffee if there is any left

しかし

、

とうじつ

か

けっしょうせん

やす

たちみ

せき

けん

かなら

But there are always some cheap standing tickets for the finals that you can buy on the day

おとこ

わたし

かね

い

The man asked me for some money

わたし

うえ

お

うつく

はな

ほ

I want some beautiful flowers to put on the table

かね

も

か

くだ

Lend me some money, if you have any

い

まえ

、

かね

りょうがえ

Before we go anywhere, we should exchange some money

めんみつ

い

、

かれ

けんかい

わたし

こと

Strictly speaking, his view differs a little from mine

やくた

さいわ

I would be happy to be of any service to you

こども

どうじょう

He had some sympathy for the child

しょうねん

かね

も

とうそう

A boy made off with some money

ちち

かいしゃ

My father has something to do with that firm

かれ

じけん

かんけい

He has something to do with the case

、

わたし

私

は

し

知りません

I don't know how much this motorcycle is

しょうねん

かね

も

に

A boy ran off with some money

かれ

ぎんこう

よきん

He has some money in the bank

かれ

わたし

かね

ようきゅう

He asked me for some money

かれ

かんけい

He has something to do with it

かね

ひつよう

、

か

If you need money, I'll lend you some

かのじょ

いんたい

そな

、

まいつき

かね

たくわ

She put some money away every month for her retirement

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