Everyone Counts in Japanese! 2

Everyone Counts in Japanese!

Study Japanese quick! You want cash to purchase stuff. It is not any totally different in Japan. Are you able to depend yen? Do not wind up giving your cash away as a result of you do not know the distinction between a one thousand yen invoice and a two thousand yen invoice. I haven’t got to inform you how necessary cash is. Sufficient mentioned! On this Beginner Japanese article, be taught all about yen cash and payments and find out how to speak about them. Then, take your Japanese counting to the following degree by studying bigger numbers, from 1,000 into the trillions. This Japanese Beginner article is full of all of the numerical data you want!

Vocabulary: On this article, you will be taught the next phrases and phrases:

ichi-en – “one yen”

en – “Yen” (Japanese forex)

ju – “ten”

hyaku – “hundred”

Sen – “thousand”

ichi-man – “ten-thousand”

satsu – “invoice” (cash)

sorekara – “and, after which, after that, as well as”

So desu – “that is proper.”

tama – “coin, ball”

Grammar: On this article, you will be taught the next phrases and phrases:

Helpful Vocabulary and Phrases

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tama

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Tama means “spherical object” or “jewellery.” When a noun precedes it, then we pronounce it dama. Please notice that we can’t use tama by itself to imply “coin.” The phrase for coin is kooka (“onerous cash”).

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Expressions from At present’s Dialogue

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ichi-en dama “one-yen coin”
go-en dama “5 yen coin”
hyaku-en dama “5 hundred yen coin”

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satsu

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Satsu or o-satsu means “financial institution notice.” The O in O-satsu is an honorific prefix. Nevertheless, when an amount of cash akin to sen-en, go-sen-en, or ichiman-en precedes this phrase, the honorific o just isn’t needed.

Incorrect: sen-en o-satsu

Appropriate: sen-en satsu

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Massive Numbers

ichi-man-en

“ten-thousand yen”

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Within the earlier article, we launched you to the Japanese counting system as much as 999. In immediately’s article, you’ll be taught the bigger numbers.

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Numbers 1,000-9,000

“One thousand – 9 thousand”

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Quantity / Rooma-ji

1,000 / (is) sen

2,000 / ni-sen

3,000 / san-zen

4,000 / yon-sen

5,000 / go-sen

6,000 / roku-sen

7,000 / nana-sen

8,000 / hassen

9,000 / kyuu-sen

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Numbers 10,000-90,000

“Ten thousand – Ninety thousand“

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Quantity / Rooma-ji

10,000 / ichi-man

20,000 / ni-man

30,000 / san-man

40,000 / yon-man

50,000 / go-man

60,000 / roku-man

70,000 / nana-man

80,000 / hachi-man

90,000 / kyuu-man

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Numbers 100,000-900,000

“100 thousand – 9 hundred thousand“

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Quantity / Rooma-ji

100,000 / juu-man

200,000 / nijuu-man

300,000 / sanjuu-man

400,000 / yonjuu-man

500,000 / gojuu-man

600,000 / rokujuu-man

700,000 / nanajuu-man

800,000 / hachijuu-man

900,000 / kyuujuu-man

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Greater Numbers

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Quantity / Rooma-ji

a million / hyaku-man

ten million / (is) sen-man

100 million / ichi-oku

billion / juu-oku

ten billion / hyaku-oku

100 billion / (is) sen-oku

one trillion / icchoo

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