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How do you count to one hundred in Japanese?
I guess I'll do it all. Here goes, kids. ichi ni san yon/shi go roku nana/shichi hachi ku/kyuu ju ju-ichi ju-ni ju-san ju-yon ju-go ju-roku ju-nana ju-hachi ju-ku niju niju-ichi niju-ni niju-san niju-yon niju-go niju-roku niju-nana niju-hachi niju-ku sanju sanju-ichi sanju-ni sanju-san sanju-yon sanju-go sanju-roku sanju-nana sanju-hachi sanju-ku yonju yonju-ichi yonju-ni yonju-san yonju-yon yonju-go yonju-roku yonju-nana yonju-hachi yonju-ku goju goju-ichi goju-ni goju-san goju-yon goju-go goju-roku goju-nana goju-hachi goju-ku rokuju rokuju-ichi rokuju-ni rokuju-san rokuju-yon rokuju-go rokuju-roku rokuju-nana rokuju-hachi rokuju-ku nanaju nanaju-ichi nanaju-ni nanaju-san nanaju-yon nanaju-go nanaju-roku nanaju-nana nanaju-hachi nanaju-ku hachiju hachiju-ichi hachiju-ni hachiju-san hachiju-yon hachiju-go hachiju-roku hachiju-nana hachiju-hachi hachiju-ku kuju kuju-ichi kuju-ni kuju-san kuju-yon kuju-go kuju-roku kuju-nana kuju-hachi kuju-ku hyaku
How does the Japanese number system work?
1 through 10 Ichi, ni, san, shi/yon, go, roku, shichi/nana, hachi, kyu, ju. 11-19 ju-ichi, ju-ni, ju-san, etc 20 ni-ju 21 ni-ju ichi 25 ni-ju go 34 san-ju yon 100 hyaku 1000 sen 10,000 man At 10,000 it gets complicated because they count in 10,000s instead of thousands. So for 100,000 they say 10 10,000s or ju-man. 1,000,000 is one hundred 10,000s or hyaku-man. Because the money system is in yen (10,000 yen equals about $85), big numbers are used really often, and they get pretty confusing.
How do you day 'eleven' in Japanese?
Ju ichi
Numbers written in Japanese to English?
ichi, ne, san, yon, go, roku, nana, hachi, kyu, ju. (one to ten)
How to write Japanese numbers?
there are 2 ways to write them. *Either in kanji which is used for writing the date, and other simple characters used in people and place names. *or in English. here are the first ten in English: ichi (1), ni (2), san (3), shi (4), go (5), roku (6), shichi (7), hachi (8), kyu/ku (9), jyu/ju (10).
What are the Japanese numbers from 1 -10?
11
Japanese numbers from 1-10?
Heck, I could go to ninty-nine Ichi (1) Ni (2) San (3) Yon/Shi (4) Go (5) Roku (6) Nana/Shichi (7) Hachi (8) Ku/Kyuu (9) Ju (10) From there on, you could basically count to 99. For example, eleven is ju-ichi, twenty-one is niju-ichi, thirty-one is sanju-ichi, forty-one is yonju-ichi, fifty-one is goju-ichi, sixty-one is rokuju-ichi, seventy-one is nanaju-ichi, eighty-one is hachiju-ichi, and ninty-one is kuju-ichi. You can figure it out from there, but hundred is not what you think. It's hyaku.
What is 13 in Japanese?
ju-san 13 years old is ju-san sai
What is thirteen in Japanese?
Ju san Ju is pronounced "jew". From 11-99 you say numbers by just putting together the first 1-10. So as an example 22 would be "ni ju ni" or "2 10 2" The list of 1-10 is: 1-ichi 2-ni 3-san 4-shi (or yon since shi is the J0apanese word for death and is seen as bad luck) 5-go 6-roku 7-nana 8-hachi 9-kyu 10-ju
What is 81 in Japanese if the example is 1 Ichi 2 Ni 3 San...?
hachi-jyuu-ichi
What are the step pattern in Subli of Batangas?
nagaome tagayome, korewa boya stepu kore ichi san ichi.
What are the words for 1 to 10 in Japanese?
one = ichi two = ni three = san four = shi five = go six = roku seven = shichi eight = hachi nine = kyu ten = ju
