How to say "marks" in Japanese
- 点数てんすうnounCovers 'marks' as points or a score: the concrete number awarded for a test answer or piece of work, when you are talking about how many marks were earned.
- 成績せいせきnounCovers 'marks' as grades or academic results: overall performance at school and the record of it, as on a report card, rather than the points from one test.
Use 点数 for marks as points or a score on a test or piece of work, and 成績 for marks as grades or academic results, meaning overall performance and its record.
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