How do you count in Japanese from 100-500?

Answer 1

1: Ichi (ee-chee)

2: Ni (nee)

3: San (son)

4: Shi (shee)

5: Go (go)

6: Roku (ro-koo)

7: Shi-chi (shee-chee)

8: Hachi (ha-chi)

9: Kuyuu (ku)

10: Jyu (joo)
Ichi 1

Ni 2

San 3

Shi (yon) 4

Go 5

Roku 6

Shichi (nana) 7

Hachi 8

Kyuu (ku) 9

Jyuu 10

Jyuu ichi 11

Jyuu ni 12

Jyuu san 13

Jyuu yon (shi) 14

Jyuu go 15

Jyuu roku 16

Jyuu nana (shichi) 17

Jyuu hachi 18

Jyuu kyuu (ku) 19

Ni jyuu 20

Ni jyuu ichi 21

Ni jyuu ni 22

Ni jyuu san 23

Ni jyuu yon 24

Ni jyuu go 25

Ni juu roku 26

Ni jyuu nana 27

Ni jyuu hachi 28

Ni jyuu kyuu 29

San jyuu 30

San jyuu ichi 31

San jyuu ni 32

San jyuu san 33

San jyuu yon 34

San jyuu go 35

San jyuu roku 36

San jyuu nana 37

San jyuu hachi 38

San jyuu kyuu 39

Yon jyuu 40

Yon jyuu Ichi 41

Yon jyuu ni 42

Yon jyuu san 43

Yon jyuu yon 44

Yon jyuu go 45

Yon jyuu roku 46

Yon jyuu nana 47

Yon jyuu hachi 48

Yon jyuu kyuu 49

Go jyuu 50

Go jyuu ichi 51

Go jyuu Ni 52

Go jyuu san 53

Go jyuu yon 54

Go jyuu go 55

Go jyuu roku 56

Go jyuu nana 57

Go jyuu hachi 58

Go jyuu kyuu 59

Roku jyuu 60

Roku jyuu ichi 61

Roku jyuu ni 62

Roku jyuu san 63

Roku jyuu yon 64

Roku jyuu go 65

Roku jyuu roku 66

Roku jyuu nana 67

Roku jyuu hachi 68

Roku jyuu kyuu 69

Nana jyuu 70

Nana jyuu ichi 71

Nana jyuu ni 72

Nana jyuu san 73

Nana jyuu yon 74

Nana jyuu go 75

Nana jyuu roku 76

Nana jyuu nana 77

Nana jyuu hachi 78

Nana jyuu kyuu 79

Hachi jyuu 80

Hachi jyuu ichi 81

Hachi jyuu ni 82

Hachi jyuu san 83

Hachi jyuu yon 84

Hachi jyuu go 85

Hachi jyuu roku 86

Hachi jyuu nana 87

Hachi jyuu hachi 88

Hachi jyuu kyuu 89

Kyuu jyuu 90

Kyuu jyuu ichi 91

Kyuu jyuu ni 92

Kyuu jyuu san 93

Kyuu jyuu yon 94

Kyuu jyuu go 95

Kyuu jyuu roku 96

Kyuu jyuu nana 97

Kyuu jyuu hachi 98

Kyuu jyuu kyuu 99

Hyaku 100
In the romaji (using Latin letters to spell out the pronunciation) spelling they are as follows a pattern is clearly evident so I will show 1-30 then the multiples of ten until 100(words in parentheses are other ways to say them):

1 - ichi (Sho is also another for of the number 1; however "sho is not used to count is it used to give something a number like saying first =Shodan {corrected by Chip also self taught})

2 - ni

3 - san

4 - yon (or "shi" which is also the word used for death or other morbid things which is why it is not commonly used for the number meaning) (Shi = 4 while yon = 4th you use shi when you say how many of something and yon when you give that something a number like saying it's the fourth apple you would say that the apple is "yondan" {corrected by Chip also self taught})

5 - go

6 - roku

7 - nana (shichi)

8 - hachi

9 - kyu

10 - juu

11 - juichi

12 - juni

13 - jusan

14 - juyon

15 - jugo

16 - juroku

17 - junana

18 - juhachi

19 - jukyu

20 - niju

21 - nijuichi

22 - nijuni

23 - nijusan

24 - nijuyon

25 - nijugo

26 - nijuroku

27 - nijunana

28 - nijuhachi

29 - nijukyu

30 - sanju

40 - yonju

50 - goju

60 - rokuju

70 - nanaju

80 - hachiju

90 - kyuju

100 - hyaku

The highest I am able to count it 9,999,999 and so I will show you all the numbers you need to know to get to one million just as an added bonus (the numbers continue to follow the same pattern of building up to make larger numbers):

101 - hyakuichi

110 - hyakuju

111 - hyakujuichi

200 - nihyaku

300 - sanhyaku

400 - yonhyaku

500 - gohyaku

600 - rokuhyaku

700 - nanahyaku

800 - hachihyaku

900 - kyuhyaku

1,000 - sen

1,001 - senichi

1,010 - senjuichi

1,011 - senjuichi

1,100 - senhyaku

1,101 - senhyakuichi

1,111 - senhyakujuichi

2,000 - nisen

3,000 - sansen

4,000 - yonsen

5,000 - gosen

6,000 - rokusen

7,000 - nanasen

8,000 - hachisen

9,000 - kyusen

10,000 - man

10,001 - manichi

10,010 - manju

10,011 - manjuichi

10,100 - manhyaku

10,101 - manhyakuichi

10,111 - manhyakujuichi

11,000 - mansen

11,001 - mansenichi

11,010 - mansenju

11,011 - mansenjuichi

11,100 - mansenhyaku

11,101 - mansenhyauichi

11,111 - mansenhyakujuichi

20,000 - niman

30,000 - sanman

40,000 - yonman

50,000 - goman

60,000 - rokuman

70,000 - nanaman

80,000 - hachiman

90,000 - kyuman

100,000 - juman

200,000 - nijuman

300,000 - sanjuman

400,000 - yonjuman

500,000 - gojuman

600,000 - rokujuman

700,000 - nanajuman

800,000 - hachijuman

900,000 - kyujuman

1,000,000 - hyakuman

*I forgot to put this in last night when I answered this(was not a member when i answered it but now I am), "chi" can also take the place of one of either "sen" or "hyaku". I'm not adding this into the actual list though, because I can't remember where and its not used to count, or at least not to my knowledge. Also this list is subject to change from anyone who thinks otherwise of my answer since I had to teach myself, however I'm almost 100% certain on these being the numbers to one million. I hope this has answered your query though.{revised by Kittysannihongo} Just so you know the number "juu" is with two "u"s so that the hiragana is really three characters long.

Ichi　一

Ni　二

San　三

Shi/Yon　四

Go　五

Roku　六

Nana/Shichi　七

Hachi　八

Kyu/Ku　九

Jyuu　十

Answer 2

一 = 1

二 = 2

三 = 3

四 = 4

五 = 5

六 = 6

七 = 7

八 = 8

九 = 9

十 = 10

十一 = 11

十二 = 12

二十 = 20

二十一 = 21

百 =100

百一 =101

百二十一 =121

千 =1000

千百 =1100

千百二十一 =1121

万 =10000

万千 =11000

万千百二十一 =11121

億 =100000000

Answer 3

1: 一 (ichi)

2: 二 (ni)

3: 三 (san)

4: 四 (shi or yon, depending on context)

5: 五 (go)

6: 六 (roku)

7: 七 (shichi or nana, depending on context)

8: 八 (hachi)

9: 九 (ku or kyu, depending on context)

Answer 4

When counting, you can use either. For everything else, you generally use the "yon" version. E.G.,

• the 40's are all "yonjuu"-something
• the 400's are "yonhyaku"-something
• the time, 4 o'clock is "yoji-"something
• the counter is "yottsu" as opposed to "shittsu"
• for money (E.G., 400en), it's pronounced "yonbyakuen"

An exception is for April (the fourth month). That is "shigatsu" as opposed to "yongatsu."

Answer 5

If you can count to 100, getting to 900 is a piece of cake.

百　hyaku, preceded by the number of hundreds you want to indicate.

百、二百、三百、四百、五百、六百、七百、八百、九百

hyaku, nihyaku, sambyaku, yonhyaku, gohyaku, roppyaku, nanahyaku, happyaku, kuhyaku.

千　sen gets you started on the 1,000's, and　万 man for 10,000's.

Answer 6

we can start off with the basics (1)uno (2)dos(3)tres(4)cuatro(5)cinco(6)sies(7)siete(8) ocho nueve(10) diez