Learn numbers in the Japanese language

Learn numbers in the Japanese language

Learn numbers in the Japanese language

Today we’ll learn numbers in the Japanese language in the easiest way. Knowing the numbers is essential when you are in Japan, for example, when asking for a price in a shop. You will see the word written first in Romaji, and then in Japanese. 

Survival and everyday language are great ways to learn a new language. So are you ready to learn numbers in Japanese? Let’s start to learn it by looking for patterns in the words you see below:

Numbers
EnglishJapanese
0OriginalZero
Romaji
EnglishJapanese
””1-10OriginalIchi, Ni, San, Yon, Go, Roku, Nana, Hachi, Kyuu, Jyuu
Romaji
EnglishJapanese
“ “ 11-19OriginalIf we say“17” in Japanese, its same pronounation like “10+7”,
Romaji“10+7″= “Jyuu + Nana“, So “Jyuu Nana
EnglishJapanese
“ “21-29OriginalIf we say“27” in Japanese, its same pronounation like “20+7”,
Romaji“20+7″= “NI+Jyuu + Nana“, So “Ni Jyuu Nana
EnglishJapanese
“”30-39OriginalIf we say“37” in Japanese, its same pronounation like “30+7”,
Romaji“30+7″= “San+Jyuu + Nana“, So “San Jyuu Nana
EnglishJapanese
40-49OriginalIf we say“47” in Japanese, its same pronounation like “40+7”,
Romaji“40+7″= “Yon+Jyuu + Nana“, So “Yon Jyuu Nana
EnglishJapanese
50-59OriginalIf we say“57” in Japanese, its same pronounation like “50+7”,
Romaji“50+7″= “Go+Jyuu + Nana“, So “Go Jyuu Nana
EnglishJapanese
60-69OriginalIf we say“67” in Japanese, its same pronounation like “60+7”,
Romaji“60+7″= “Roku+Jyuu + Nana“, So “Roku Jyuu Nana
EnglishJapanese
70-79OriginalIf we say“77” in Japanese, its same pronounation like “70+7”,
Romaji“70+7″= “Nana+Jyuu + Nana“, So “Nana Jyuu Nana
EnglishJapanese
80-89OriginalIf we say“87” in Japanese, its same pronounation like “80+7”,
Romaji“80+7″= “Hachi+Jyuu + Nana“, So “Hachi Jyuu Nana
EnglishJapanese
90-99OriginalIf we say“97” in Japanese, its same pronounation like “90+7”,
Romaji“90+7″= “Kyuu+Jyuu + Nana“, So “Kyuu Jyuu Nana
EnglishJapanese
100Original100
Romajihyaku
EnglishJapanese
200Original200
Romaji“2+100″ =”Ni + Hyaku“, so “Ni Hyaku
EnglishJapanese
300Original300
Romaji“3+100″ =”San + Hyaku“, so “San Hyaku
EnglishJapanese
400Original400
Romaji“4+100″ =”Yon + Hyaku“, so “Yon Hyaku
EnglishJapanese
500Original500
Romaji“5+100″ =”Go + Hyaku“, so “Go Hyaku
EnglishJapanese
600Original600
Romaji“6+100″ =”Roku + Hyaku“, so “Roku Hyaku
EnglishJapanese
700Original700
Romaji“7+100″ =”Nana + Hyaku“, so “Nana Hyaku
EnglishJapanese
800Original800
Romaji“8+100″ =”Hachi + Hyaku“, so “Hachi Hyaku
EnglishJapanese
900Original900
Romaji“9+100″ =”Kyuu + Hyaku“, so “Kyuu Hyaku
EnglishJapanese
1,000Original1,000
RomajiSen
EnglishJapanese
1.000.000Original1,000,000
RomajiHyaku Man
We learn languages most effectively in chunks–meaningful words and phrases to communicate right away. 

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