十億 [shí yì]
十億 Shí yì
In traditional Chinese numerals, large numbers are stated as powers of ten rather than being assigned a unique name as they are in English. So one billion would be 10 yi, or shi yi.
No.Depending upon where you are:1 billion = 1 million million = 1,000,000 million (using the long scale); or1 billion = 1 thousand million = 1,000 million (using the short scale).
It is another word for 1 billion. Mostly used in European languages.
十億 [shi yi].
十億 Shí yì
Mandarin Chinese is the language spoken by over 1 billion people worldwide.
nearly 1 billion
No.
Chinese government
Total population of Earth = 6.8 billion Chinese population = 1.3 billion 0.0015% of the world order Chinese food every day. 3.6 billion people order Chinese food a year.
In traditional Chinese numerals, large numbers are stated as powers of ten rather than being assigned a unique name as they are in English. So one billion would be 10 yi, or shi yi.
To write 300 billion, you would start with the number 300, followed by the word "billion." In numerical form, this would be written as 300,000,000,000. This number represents 300 multiplied by 1 billion, where 1 billion is equivalent to 1,000,000,000.
About 1.3 Billion
1.3 billion
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