The difference between 道 and 丁
I was told that 道「みち」 and 丁「ちょう」 both mean street. Is this true?
And if so, what is the difference between them?
If not, what do they really mean?
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Answers · 6
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道「みち」：A road where people or cars pass by.
丁目「ちょうめ」： A lane or an alley. But it should no be called 「丁」
I think 「道」is used wider than 「丁目」.
丁「ちょう」 represents this meanings: 1.the page of paper. 2.the even number. 3.tofu 1丁(for example...)
The other.
丁「てい」:1.the fourth. 2.a falimy name(amost in china)
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"丁" isn't used as a meaning of "way" or "road" now.
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