Uncountable

"Uncountable" in Japanese

不可算

fukasan

(linguistics: about a noun which cannot be counted)

数えきれないほどの

kazoe kirenai hodo no

(too many to be counted)

無数の

musū-no

(too many to be counted)

非可算

hikasan

(mathematics: incapable of being enumerated by natural numbers)

Fewer vs Less: The Practical Rule (and When to Bend It)

Use fewer and less correctly in everyday writing without sounding stiff.

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