PG055

110 Numbers

50	goju	/£+
60	rokuj u	A+
70	shichiju	-trh
80	hachiju	A+
90	kuj u	7l+
100	hyaku	5
125	hyaku nijugo	5—+S
200	nihyaku	-S
300	sanbyaku	HS
400	yonbyaku	ms
500	gohyaku	'■EJS
600	ropphyaku	AS
700	nanahyaku	-ts
800	happyaku	AS
900	kyuhyaku	AS
1000	sen	T
1367	sensanbyaku	TT.SATA
2000	rokujushichi nisen	-T-
3000	sanzen	H-T
7000	nanasen	-tT-
10,000	man or ichiman	-Ti
30,000	sanman	=75
100.000	juman	+75
1,000,000	hyakuman	575
Ordinals
Ordinals are	formed by adding ban to a number:
first	ichiban
second	niban
third	sanban	=#

Others

once	ichido	_ ,.i..
twice	nido	—16 ^ .
three times	sando

Counters

Most things you want to count in Japanese will reąuire a counter after the number. In most cases the Chinese-derived numerals are used with the counters. Thus ‘three books^J becomes san-satsu.

books

buildings

chopsticks

cups

fish

houses

knives

letters

pencils

people

shoes

vehicles

other items