How to say "page" in Japanese

• ページJLPT N5approx.Common
  noun, counterCovers the noun 'page': one side of a leaf in a book, or a screen on a website. This katakana word is what you use for counting pages or saying 'turn to page fifty.'
  もう３ページ残のこっている。↗

  I have three more pages to go.
• 欄らんJLPT N2approx.Common
  noun, noun (suffix)Covers 'page' in the newspaper sense: a section or column of a paper, like the letters page. For a physical page of a book use ページ; 欄 really means 'section' or 'column.'
  一番いちばん最初さいしょに見みるのはスポーツ欄らんだよ。↗

  I always read the sports page first.
• 呼び出すよびだすJLPT N2approx.Common
  godan verb, transitive verbCovers the verb 'to page': summoning someone, as when a person is called to the phone or door. It is the general verb 'to call (someone) to come,' not a special paging term.
  どうぞ彼かれを電話でんわ口くちに呼び出よびだしてください。↗

  Please call him to the telephone.
• 給仕きゅうじJLPT N1approx.Common
  nounReally means 'waiter' or 'server.' It touches 'page' only where English uses 'page' for a person who waits at table; for other senses of 'page' this is seldom the word you want.

Use 「ページ」 for a page of a book, document, or website; 欄 for a newspaper section or column; 「呼び出す」 for the verb 'to page' someone; 給仕 is really 'waiter/server,' only marginally 'page.'

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

• ページpage
• 欄らんsection (e.g. in a newspaper)
• 呼び出すよびだすto call (someone) to (the door, phone, etc.)
• 童僕どうぼくyoung male servant
• 小姓こしょう(noble's) page
• 給仕きゅうじwaiter
• 稚児ちごpageboy
• 面めんpage
• Ｐピーpage (number)