There were 5 unanswered calls on my phone.

[momopi]

こんにちは！

How do we use counters with the following?

like in:
-calls

For example:

There were 5 unanswered calls on my phone.

どうもありがとうございます。

 

[masatom]

Hello, momopi.
-calls........-ken

There were 5 unanswered calls on my phone.
tyakushin-rireki ga go-ken atta.

Thank you.

 

[lammn]

There were 5 unanswered calls on my phone.
tyakushin-rireki ga go-ken atta.

Sorry for butting in, but there are things that I don't understand...

Is the kanji for "chakushin-rireki" 着信履歴?
I checked dictionary and it says that 着信履歴 means "call register".
Do all the entries in such a "call register" refer to "answered calls"?

 

[masatom]

Hello, lammn.

Thank you. You are right and I am wrong.
I miss-translated.　

I now think that unanswered calls might be
mi-henntou tyakushin(未返答着信）
or fuzai-tyakushin-rireki　（不在着信履歴）
or fuzai-tyakushin (不在着信）......I think this is best between four.
or mi-outoutyakushin (未応答着信）

I'm sorry I don't have confidence about that Japanese.

 

[lammn]

Hello masatom,

Actually I will not know the correct answer if you didn't tell me.
Thanks for clearing things up!