Want To Learn Japanese Numbers? Here's Free Japanese Lessons For Numbers

What else will you find on this page? How to count from 1–10 in Japanese.
This page is also a great starting point for free Japanese Lessons.

Numbers 1 - 10 In Japanese:

3, 5, and 7 are lucky numbers, 4 and 9 are unlucky.

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• 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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