DOJO YOGO - KAZOEKATA - COUNTING
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The tables below should help
you with your counting in Japanese.
Table-1 : One and Double
Figures
Add |
0 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
to 0 |
Zero |
Ichi |
Ni |
San |
Yon |
Go |
Roku |
Nana |
Hachi |
Kyuu |
to 10 |
Juu |
JuuIchi |
JuuNi |
JuuSan |
JuuYon |
JuuGo |
JuuRoku |
JuuNana |
JuuHachi |
JuuKyuu |
to 20 |
NiJuu |
NiJuuIchi |
NiJuuNi |
NiJuuSan |
NiJuuYon |
NiJuuGo |
NiJuuRoku |
NiJuuNana |
NiJuuHachi |
NiJuuKyuu |
to 30 |
SanJuu |
SanJuuIchi |
SanJuuNi |
SanJuuSan |
SanJuuYon |
SanJuuGo |
SanJuuRoku |
SanJuuNana |
SanJuuHachi |
SanJuuKyuu |
to 40 |
YonJuu |
YonJuuIchi |
YonJuuNi |
YonJuuSan |
YonJuuYon |
YonJuuGo |
YonJuuRoku |
YonJuuNana |
YonJuuHachi |
YonJuuKyuu |
to 50 |
GoJuu |
GoJuuIchi |
GoJuuNi |
GoJuuSan |
GoJuuYon |
GoJuuGo |
GoJuuRoku |
GoJuuNana |
GoJuuHachi |
GoJuuKyuu |
to 60 |
RokuJuu |
RokuJuuIchi |
RokuJuuNi |
RokuJuuSan |
RokuJuuYon |
RokuJuuGo |
RokuJuuRoku |
RokuJuuNana |
RokuJuuHachi |
RokuJuuKyuu |
to 70 |
NanaJuu |
NanaJuuIchi |
NanaJuuNi |
NanaJuuSan |
NanaJuuYon |
NanaJuuGo |
NanaJuuRoku |
NanaJuuNana |
NanaJuuHachi |
NanaJuuKyuu |
to 80 |
HachiJuu |
HachiJuuIchi |
HachiJuuNi |
HachiJuuSan |
HachiJuuYon |
HachiJuuGo |
HachiJuuRoku |
HachiJuuNana |
HachiJuuHachi |
HachiJuuKyuu |
to 90 |
KyuuJuu |
KyuuJuuIchi |
KyuuJuuNi |
KyuuJuuSan |
KyuuJuuYon |
KyuuJuuGo |
KyuuJuuRoku |
KyuuJuuNana |
KyuuJuuHachi |
KyuuJuuKyuu |
Table-1 : Three or more Figures
Multiply |
100 |
200 |
300 |
400 |
500 |
600 |
700 |
800 |
900 |
by 1 |
Hyaku |
NiHyakui |
SanByaku |
YonHyaku |
GoHyaku |
RopPyaku |
NanaHyaku |
HapPyaku |
KyuuHyaku |
by 10 |
Sen |
NiSen |
SanZen |
YonSen |
GoSen |
RokuSen |
NanaSen |
HasSen |
KyuuSen |
by 100 |
IchiMan |
NiMan |
SanMan |
YonMan |
GoMan |
RokuMan |
NanaMan |
HachiMan |
KyuuMan |
by 1000 |
JuuMan |
NiJuuMan |
SanJuuMan |
YonJuuMan |
GoJuuMan |
RokuJuuMan |
NanaJuuMan |
HachiJuuMan |
KyuuJuuman |
by 10000 |
HyakuMan |
NiHyakuMan |
SanByakuMan |
YonHyakuMan |
GoHyakuMan |
RopPyakuMan |
NanaHyakuMan |
HapPyakuMan |
KyuuHyakuMan |
by 100000 |
IsSenMan |
NiSenMan |
SanZenMan |
YonSenMan |
GoSenMan |
RokuSenMan |
NanaSenMan |
HasSenMan |
KyuuSenMan |
by 1000000 |
IchiOku |
NiOku |
SanOku |
YonOku |
GoOku |
RokuOku |
NanaOku |
HachiOku |
KyuuOku |
123 : hyaku-nijuu-san 247 : nihyaku-yonjuu-nana 397 : sanbyaku-kyuujuu-nana 854 :
happyaku-gojuu-yon 1,789 : sen-nanahyaku-hachijuu-kyuu 3,678 :
sanzen-roppyaku-nanajuu-hachi 45,516 : yonman-gosen-gohyaku-juu-roku 758,432 :
nanajuu,goman-hassen-yonhyaku-sanjuu-ni 191,965 : juu,kyuuman-issen-kyuuhyaku-rokujuu-go
9,864,141 : kyuuhyaku,hachijuu,rokuman-yonsen-hyaku-yonjuu-ichi
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Kansuuji
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Kansuuji (Counting in Kanji)
is read the same way as it is in English.
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