"Two thirds" is a way to describe a part of something that is divided into three equal sections. If you have a whole, like a pizza, and you take two out of the three slices, you have two thirds of the pizza. This means you have more than half, but not all of it. It’s often used in math and everyday situations to show how much of something is being considered. In fractions, two thirds is written as 2/3. This fraction can be used in various contexts, such as sharing food, measuring ingredients in cooking, or even in statistics to represent data. Understanding two thirds helps us make sense of parts of a whole in a simple and practical way.