すうじ (Su-u-ji | Suuji)

Question 1

1

Answer 1

ichi (いち)

Question 2

2

Answer 2

ni (に)

Question 3

3

Answer 3

san (さん)

Question 4

4

Answer 4

yon / shi (よん|し )

NOTE: “yon” is used when refering to suuji (counting) and for fun (minute); whereas, “shi” is used for gatsu (month), and “yo” is used for ji (hour) and nen (year)

Question 5

5

Answer 5

go (ご)

Question 6

6

Answer 6

roku (ろく)

Question 7

7

Answer 7

nana / shichi (なな|しち)

NOTE: “nana” is used when refering to suuji (counting) , nen (year), and for fun (minute); whereas, “shichi” is used for ji (hour) and gatsu (month)

Question 8

8

Answer 8

hachi (はち)

Question 9

9

Answer 9

kyuu / ku (きゅう|く)

Question 10

10

Answer 10

jyuu (じゅう)

Question 11

20

Answer 11

ni jyuu (にじゅう)

Question 12

30

Answer 12

san jyuu (さんじゅう)

Question 13

40

Answer 13

yon jyuu (よんじゅう)

Question 14

50

Answer 14

go jyuu (ごじゅう)

Question 15

60

Answer 15

roku jyuu (ろくじゅう)

Question 16

70

Answer 16

nana jyuu (ななじゅう)

NOTE: “nana” is used when refering to suuji (counting) , nen (year), and for fun (minute); whereas, “shichi” is used for ji (hour) and gatsu (month)

Question 17

80

Answer 17

hachi jyuu (はちじゅう)

Question 18

90

Answer 18

kyuu jyuu (きゅう じゅう)

Question 19

100

Answer 19

hyaku (ひゃく)

Question 20

11

Answer 20

jyuu ichi (じゅう いち)

Question 21

12

Answer 21

jyuu ni (じゅう に)

Question 22

13

Answer 22

jyuu san (じゅう さん)

Question 23

14

Answer 23

jyuu yon (じゅう よん)

NOTE: “yon” is used when refering to suuji (counting) and for fun (minute); whereas, “shi” is used for gatsu (month), and “yo” is used for ji (hour) and nen (year)

Question 24

15

Answer 24

jyuu go (じゅう ご)

Question 25

16

Answer 25

jyuu roku (じゅう ろく)

Question 26

17

Answer 26

jyuu nana (じゅう なな)

NOTE: “nana” is used when refering to suuji (counting) , nen (year), and for fun (minute); whereas, “shichi” is used for ji (hour) and gatsu (month)

Question 27

18

Answer 27

jyuu hachi (じゅう はち)

Question 28

19

Answer 28

jyuu kyuu (じゅう きゅう)

Question 29

200

Answer 29

ni hyaku (にひゃく)

Question 30

300

Answer 30

san byaku (さんびゃく)

SPECIAL NUMBER which use びゃ(bya) instead of ひゃ (hya). This special character is applicable only to 300

Question 31

400

Answer 31

yon hyaku (よんひゃく)

NOTE: “yon” is used when refering to suuji (counting) and for fun (minute); whereas, “shi” is used for gatsu (month), and “yo” is used for ji (hour) and nen (year)

Question 32

500

Answer 32

go hyaku (ごひゃく)

Question 33

600

Answer 33

roppyaku (ろっぴゃく)

NOTE: Special character that shorten “roku” to “ro” and used ぴゃ (pya) insted of ひゃ (hya)

Question 34

700

Answer 34

nana hyaku (ななひゃく)

NOTE: “nana” is used when refering to suuji (counting) , nen (year), and for fun (minute); whereas, “shichi” is used for ji (hour) and gatsu (month)

Question 35

800

Answer 35

happyaku (はっぴゃく)

NOTE: Special character that shorten “hachi” to “ha” and used ぴゃ (pya) insted of ひゃ (hya)

Question 36

900

Answer 36

kyuu hyaku (きゅうひゃく)

Question 37

1,000

Answer 37

sen (せん)

Question 38

3,000

Answer 38

san zen (さんぜん)

NOTE: Special character that use ぜ (ze) instead of せ (se)

Question 39

8,000

Answer 39

hassen (はっせん)

NOTE: Special character that shorten “hachi” to “ha”

Question 40

10,000

Answer 40

ichi man (いちまん)

NOTE: Ten thousand does not follow the same rule as hundred and thousand wherein “man” needs “ichi” before it.

Question 41

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Answer 41

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