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Learn Japanese Numbers - Japanese Word Translation

It's easy to learn Japanese Numbers.
How to count from 1 – 10 in Japanese.
This page is a great starting point for free Japanese Lessons.
You can get started with Hundreds of Common Japanese Words right here.


Browse my Japanese word List for other great Japanese words translated, basic Japanese phrases and lots more ideas on how to learn Japanese.

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Numbers 1 - 10 In Japanese:

Did you know that the Japanese consider certain numbers to be lucky or unlucky?
3, 5, and 7 are lucky numbers, 4 and 9 are unlucky.

  • one - ichi
  • two - ni
  • three - san
  • four - shi
  • five - go
  • six - roku
  • seven - Nana/shichi
  • eight - hachi
  • nine - kyu/ku
  • ten - ju


Numbers In Japanese From 11 To 40:

  • eleven - Juichi (10 – ju, plus 1- ichi)
  • twelve - Juni (10 – ju, plus 2- ni)
  • twenty - Niju (two – ni, ten - ju)
  • Twenty one - Nijuichi (2 tens – ni-ju, and one - ichi)
  • thirty - Sanju (3 – san, ten – ju)
  • forty - Yonju


Numbers In Japanese From100 To 1000:

  • One hundred - hyaku
  • 200 - ni-hyaku
  • 300 - san-byaku
  • 400 - yon-hyaku
  • 500 - go-hyaku
  • 600 - rop-pyaku
  • 700 - nana-hyaku
  • 800 - hap-pyaku
  • 900 - kyu-hyaku
  • 1,000 - sen


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