| TEST |
| COUNTING IN JAPANESE |
| 1 ichi |
| COUNTING IN JAPANESE |
11 ju-ichi 12 ju-ni 13 ju-san 14 ju-shi (ju-yon) 15 ju-go 16 ju-roku 17 ju-nana/ju-shichi 18 ju-hachi 19 ju-kyu/ju-ku 20 ni-ju 30 san-ju 40 yon-ju 50 go-ju 60 roku-ju 70 nana-ju 80 hachi-ju 90 kyu-ju |
100 hyaku 200 ni-hyaku 300 sam-byaku 500 go-hyaku 600 rop-payku 800 hap-paku 1,000 sen 5,000 go-sen 8,000 has-sen 10,000 yu-man 100,000 yu-man 1,000,000 hayaku-man |
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| Learning Japanese numbers is not difficult: once you have leaned the 13 main numbers, you can derive all numbers up to 1,000,000. Notice that there is a special word for 10,000: man. 4 is considered to be an unlucky number. 4 (shi) sonds just like the word for 'death'. When learning Martial arts you only need to learn 1-10 |
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| 2 ni |
| 3 san |
| 4 shi |
| 5 go |
| 6 roku |
| 7 shichi |
| 8 hachi |
| 9 kyu |
| 10 ju |