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Oh, dude, you're really testing my knowledge of California history here. So, like, the University of California system was founded in this order: UC Berkeley in 1868, then UCLA in 1919, UC Davis in 1905, UC Santa Barbara in 1909, UC Santa Cruz in 1965, UC Riverside in 1954, UC San Francisco in 1864, UC Irvine in 1965, UC San Diego in 1960, and UC Merced in 2005. But hey, who's keeping track, right?
Jyu=10 Shi/Yon=4 jyu yon=14 ichi, ni, san, shi, go, roku, nana, hachi, kyu, jyu jyu ichi, jyu ni, jyu san, juy yon, jyu go, jyu roku, jyu hachi, jyu kyu, ni jyu yon is used in double digits and over, as though for shi is used in the single digits. Domo arigato(thank you)Bia!(bie)
1-20 is ichi, ni, san, shi (yon), go, roku, shichi (nana), hachi, kyu, jyu, jyu itchi, jyu ni, jyu san, jyu yon, jyu go, jyu roku, jyu nana, jyu kyu, ni jyu sorry about any incorrect spelling
100: Hyaku. 200: Nihyaku. 300: Sanbyaku. 400: Yonhyaku. 500: Gohyaku. 600: Roppyaku. 700: Nanahyaku. 800: Happyaku. 900: Kyuuhyaku. 1000: Sen. 10: Jyu. 20: Ni jyu. 30: San jyu. 40: Yon jyu. 50: Go jyu. 60: Roku jyu. 70: Nana jyu. 80: Hachi jyu. 90: Kyuu jyu 110: Hyaku jyu. 220: Nihyaku ni jyu. 330: Sanbyaku san jyu. 440: Yonhyaku yon jyu. 550: Gohyaku go jyu. 660: Rokuhyaku roku jyu. 770: Nanahyaku nana jyu. 880: Happyaku hachijyu. 990: Kyuuhyaku kyu jyu, Mix and match as you will. (EX: 310 - sanbyaku jyu)
no. It is Ni Jyu Roku. Because Ni ROKU would mean 2 and 6 alone. It wouldn't mean 26. Jyu is like the particle for saying tens, ie. San Jyu would mean 30.
IchiNiSanshi/yogorokunana/shichihyakukyujyujyu ichijyu nijyu san(You get the pattern)20. Ni Jyu21. Ni Jyu ichi22. Ni Jyu Ni23. Ni Jyu Sanetc.30. San Jyu
10 - jyu - 十 11 - jyu ichi - 十一 12 - jyu ni - 十二 13 - jyu san - 十三 14 - jyu yon - 十四 15 - jyu go - 十五
Assuming this is a phone number, 480 352 0810 would be pronounced as yon hachi zero no san go ni no zero hachi ichi zero in Japanese. 480 - yon-hachi-zero 352 - san-go-ni 0810 - zero-hachi-ichi-zero These three groups of numbers need to be connected with the particle の (no), and so become: 480 - yon-hachi-zero の - no 352 - san-go-ni の - no 0810 - zero-hachi-ichi-zero
juukyuu sai desu
hachi-jyuu-ichi
I guess I'll do it all. Here goes, kids. ichi ni san yon/shi go roku nana/shichi hachi ku/kyuu ju ju-ichi ju-ni ju-san ju-yon ju-go ju-roku ju-nana ju-hachi ju-ku niju niju-ichi niju-ni niju-san niju-yon niju-go niju-roku niju-nana niju-hachi niju-ku sanju sanju-ichi sanju-ni sanju-san sanju-yon sanju-go sanju-roku sanju-nana sanju-hachi sanju-ku yonju yonju-ichi yonju-ni yonju-san yonju-yon yonju-go yonju-roku yonju-nana yonju-hachi yonju-ku goju goju-ichi goju-ni goju-san goju-yon goju-go goju-roku goju-nana goju-hachi goju-ku rokuju rokuju-ichi rokuju-ni rokuju-san rokuju-yon rokuju-go rokuju-roku rokuju-nana rokuju-hachi rokuju-ku nanaju nanaju-ichi nanaju-ni nanaju-san nanaju-yon nanaju-go nanaju-roku nanaju-nana nanaju-hachi nanaju-ku hachiju hachiju-ichi hachiju-ni hachiju-san hachiju-yon hachiju-go hachiju-roku hachiju-nana hachiju-hachi hachiju-ku kuju kuju-ichi kuju-ni kuju-san kuju-yon kuju-go kuju-roku kuju-nana kuju-hachi kuju-ku hyaku
Wakarimasu-ka, desu san
There's two counting systems Counting with counters (used in everyday counting) Ichi, Nii, San, Shi/Yon, Go, Roku, Nana/Shichi, Hachi, Kyu, Jyu Counting in your head Hitotsu, Futatsu, Mittsu, Yottsu, Itsutsu, Muttsu, Nanatsu, Yattsu, Kokonotsu, Too