Everybody Counts In Japanese!

Study Japanese quick! You want cash to purchase stuff. It is not any whole 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 bill and a two thousand yen bill. I haven't got to let you know how essential cash is. Sufficient mentioned! On this Beginner Japanese clause, be taught all about

yen cash

and payments and speak about them. Then, take your Japanese enumeration to the following stage by perusal big numbers, from 1,000 into the trillions. This Japanese Beginner clause is filled with all of the

numerical data

you want!

Vocabulary:

On this clause, you may 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 - "bill" (cash)

sorekara - "and, after which, after that, besides as"

So desu - "that is proper."

tama - "coin, ball"

Grammar:

On this clause, you may 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 not use tama by itself to imply "coin." The phrase for coin is kooka ("arduous cash").

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Expressions from Immediately's Dialogue

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1. ichi-en dama "one-yen coin" 
2. go-en dama "5 yen coin" 
3. 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 respectful prefix. Nonetheless, when an

amount equivalent

to sen-en, go-sen-en, or ichiman-en precedes this phrase, the respectful o is just not essential.

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 clause, we launched you to the Japanese enumeration system as much like 999. In in the present day's clause, you'll be taught the big 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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Increased 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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Observe 1

Translate the next into English:

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1. san-zen___________________________
2. kyuu-sen___________________________
3. sen___________________________
4. has-sen___________________________
5. yon-sen___________________________

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Observe 2

Translate the next into English:

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1. sen hyaku ichi___________________________
2. yon-sen yon-hyaku yon-juu yon___________________________
3. roku-sen nana-hyaku___________________________
4. hassen juu___________________________
5. nana-sen go-hyaku ni-juu yon___________________________

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Observe 3

Translate the next into English:

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1. ichi-man___________________________
2. go-man___________________________
3. kyuu-man___________________________
4. juu-man___________________________
5. nijuu-man___________________________

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Observe 4

Translate the next into English:

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1. ichi-man sen___________________________
2. hachi-man roppyaku___________________________
3. juukyuu-man___________________________
4. ichi-man sen___________________________
5. ni-man sanzen roppyaku juukyuu___________________________

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Observe 5

Translate the next into English:

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1. ichi-oku___________________________
2. san-oku___________________________
3. juu-oku___________________________
4. kyaku-oku___________________________
5. icchoo___________________________

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Observe 6

Translate the next into English:

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1. rokujuu-oku___________________________
2. juuroku-oku___________________________
3. sanzen-oku___________________________
4. hachijuuni-choo___________________________
5. roku-choo kyuusen hachi oku___________________________

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Observe 7 Translate the next into Japanese:

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1. 2,000___________________________
2. 3,333___________________________
3. 4,500___________________________
4. 1,000___________________________
5. 10,000___________________________
6. 100 thousand___________________________
7. 300 thousand___________________________
8. one million___________________________
9. three million___________________________
10. ten million___________________________