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    1. This lesson introduces Japanese numbers from 1 to 10, where several have two pronunciations depending on context. 2. Numbers from 11 to 19 are formed by adding the number after "juu", which means 10. 3. Numbers from 20 to 90 are formed by placing the number before "juu", like saying "two tens" for 20 or "ni-juu". Larger numbers are constructed similarly.

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    1. This lesson introduces Japanese numbers from 1 to 10, where several have two pronunciations depending on context. 2. Numbers from 11 to 19 are formed by adding the number after "juu", which means 10. 3. Numbers from 20 to 90 are formed by placing the number before "juu", like saying "two tens" for 20 or "ni-juu". Larger numbers are constructed similarly.

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    1. This lesson introduces Japanese numbers from 1 to 10, where several have two pronunciations depending on context. 2. Numbers from 11 to 19 are formed by adding the number after "juu", which means 10. 3. Numbers from 20 to 90 are formed by placing the number before "juu", like saying "two tens" for 20 or "ni-juu". Larger numbers are constructed similarly.

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    1. This lesson introduces Japanese numbers from 1 to 10, where several have two pronunciations depending on context. 2. Numbers from 11 to 19 are formed by adding the number after "juu", which means 10. 3. Numbers from 20 to 90 are formed by placing the number before "juu", like saying "two tens" for 20 or "ni-juu". Larger numbers are constructed similarly.

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    Lesson 5: Numbers

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    In this lesson, we will study Japanese numbers. Let's start with one through ten.
    1 - 10
    rei or zero
    ichi
    ni
    san
    shi or yon
    go
    roku
    nana or shichi
    hachi
    kyuu or ku
    juu

    zero
    one
    two
    three
    four
    five
    six
    seven
    eight
    nine
    ten

    Note that several of the numbers have two pronunciations. Each pronunciation is used in specific
    situations. Sometimes either pronunciation is acceptable.
    11 - 19
    The numbers from 11 to 19 are formed by putting the appropriate number after ten. Thus 11 is juu
    + ichi = juuichi.
    juu-ichi
    juu-ni
    juu-san
    juu-shi or juu-yon
    juu-go
    juu-roku
    juu-nana or juu-shichi
    juu-hachi
    juu-kyuu or juu-ku

    11
    12
    13
    14
    15
    16
    17
    18
    19

    20 - 90
    The numbers from 20 to 90 are formed by putting the appropriate number before ten. Thus 20 is
    ni + juu = nijuu. Think of it like saying 'two tens.'
    ni-juu
    san-juu
    yon-juu
    go-juu

    twenty
    thirty
    fourty (Not shi-juu)
    fifty

    roku-juu
    nana-juu
    hachi-juu
    kyuu-juu

    sixty
    seventy
    eighty
    ninety (Not ku-juu)

    Other numbers can be formed in ways similar to the 1-19 and 20-90 ways. For example, 21 is
    formed by making twenty, then adding one. 21 = ni + juu + ichi = nijuuichi. Or, 'two tens and one'
    is twenty one.
    Examples:
    san-juu-ni
    roku-juu-nana
    yon-juu-hachi
    kyuu-juu-ku

    32
    67
    48
    99

    100 - 900
    One hundred is hyaku. The numbers from 200 to 900 are formed like the numbers from 20-90. Be
    careful as there are some exceptions in pronunciation.
    nihyaku
    sanbyaku
    yonhyaku
    gohyaku
    roppyaku
    nanahyaku
    happyaku
    kyuuhyaku

    200
    300 *
    400
    500
    600 *
    700
    800 *
    900

    Note the exceptions in pronunciation for the numbers with asterisks.


    Larger Numbers:
    sen
    man
    juu-man
    hyaku-man
    sen-man
    oku

    thousand
    ten thousand
    hundred thousand
    million
    ten million
    hundred million

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