| The basic Japanese language "Oikura desu ka?" How much is it? |
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Four notes and six coins are in use but the 2000 yen note is not frequently
used.
You can also say "Ikura desu ka?" when asking how much is it. "Oikura desu ka is
more polite than "Ikura desu ka?" |
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Customer : Oikura deu ka? (How much is it?)
Salesperson : Ichi-man go-sen san-byaku en desu (15300 yen) |
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| How to count the Japanese numbers |
| 0 |
zero |
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| 1 |
ichi |
11 |
juu-ichi |
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| 2 |
ni |
12 |
juu-ni |
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200 |
ni-hyaku |
| 3 |
san |
13 |
juu-san |
30 |
san-juu |
300 |
san-byaku |
| 4 |
yon |
14 |
juu-yon |
40 |
yon-juu |
400 |
yon-hyaku |
| 5 |
go |
15 |
juu-go |
50 |
go-juu |
500 |
go-hyaku |
| 6 |
roku |
16 |
juu-roku |
60 |
roku-juu |
600 |
roppyaku |
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nana |
17 |
juu-nana |
70 |
nana-juu |
700 |
nana-hyaku |
| 8 |
hachi |
18 |
juu-hachi |
80 |
hachi-juu |
800 |
happyaku |
| 9 |
kyuu |
19 |
juu-kyuu |
90 |
kyuu-juu |
900 |
kyuu-hyaku |
| 10 |
juu |
20 |
ni-juu |
100 |
hyaku |
1000 |
sen |
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10000 |
ichi-man |
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100000 |
juu-man |
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| Please be careful when you pronounce 300, 600 and 800. |
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| Do you have any questions? |
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| Original scripts by Sai |