Lesson3.1:
Learn to Write Japanese:
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Tomita: ko re i ku ra
shi ta no? |
Tamaki: ni sen yen de su. |
How much is this? |
It is 2000 yen |
Tomita: Jya ko re wa? |
Tamaki: so re wa, ta
da de su. |
How about this one? |
That's free! |
In this conversion, Tomita
asks Tamaki. And, Tamki replied "2000 yen"- in Japanese. Secondly, Tomita asks Tamaki again. |
Exercise: Let's learn to write in Japanese
How much is this in Japanese
Print out this page, and learn
to write "Want a Coffee" in Japanese by using the
chart below.
We have used the 46
Hiragana Chart to write the above conversation in Japanese
Ko |
re |
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I |
ku
|
ra |
||
shi |
ta |
no |
Ko |
re |
|||
I |
ku
|
ra |
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shi |
ta |
no |
Today's Note: Numbers in Japanese langauge
When we write 2000 yen in Japanese, we used 2
as a number and sen kanji symbol to represent 1000.
Also, yen symbol to represent yen in japanese.
So, if we write 3000, we use the number 3 instead of the number
2.
ni
(2) |
sen
(thousands) |
yen |
However, when we write 1000 in Japanese, we just use sen
and yen kanji symbols.
Sen yen is 1000 yen in Japanese.
You can learn how to write numbers in Japanese next
sen
(thousands) |
yen |
Today's Question:
Do you know how to count numbers in Japanese
NLet's learn Japanese numbers.
Do you know how to count numbers in Japanese.
Digit | ||||
ichi | 1 | ni | 2 | |
san | 3 | shi | 4 | |
go | 5 | roku | 6 | |
hachi | 8 | kyu | 9 | |
Tens | ||||
jyu | 10 | Jyu ichi | 11 | |
Jyu ni | 12 | Jyu san | 13 | |
Jyu shi | 14 | Jyu go | 15 | |
Jyu roku | 16 | jyu shichi | 17 | |
Jyu hachi | 18 | jyu kyu | 19 | |
Hundreds | ||||
Hyaku | 100 | ni Hyaku | 2 | |
san Byaku | 300 | shi Hyaku | 400 | |
go Hyaku | 600 | roku Hyaku | 700 | |
Hyaku changes into Byak, depending on the
preceding sound.
And, when dealing with thousands, sen changes into zen at
3000.
Now, fill in the rest of the blank field.
Thousands | ||||
sen | 1000 | 2000 | ||
san zen | 3000 | 4000 | ||
5000 | 6000 | |||
7000 | 8000 | |||
9000 |
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