Japanese Number Reading Quiz
Master number pronunciation through interactive practice
How do you read this number?
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π‘ Tip: Spaces are OK. You can use romaji or kana. Example: "issen nihyaku go" or "γγ£γγγ«γ²γγγ"
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Complete Guide
Master Japanese number pronunciation with our interactive quiz. Practice reading numbers in both romaji and hiragana to build fluency in Japanese number recognition.
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Essential Skills
Being able to mentally translate between written numbers and their spoken Japanese form is crucial for daily conversation, telling time, counting money, and understanding addresses.
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Practice Method
Use this quiz to practice converting numbers into their Japanese readings. You can type answers in either romaji (romanized Japanese) or hiragana (γ²γγγͺ) or katakana (γ«γΏγ«γ) for maximum flexibility.
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Study Tips
- β’ Practice daily! Set aside 5-10 minutes each day to study, and you'll quickly master Japanese number readings.
- β’ Start with small numbers (1-10), then gradually move up to larger numbers using the Settings above.
- β’ Say the numbers out loud as you type - this reinforces memory through sound and pronunciation practice.
- β’ Practice both romaji and hiragana input to improve reading fluency and character recognition.
- β’ Focus on irregular pronunciations like "yo" for 4, "shichi" for 7, and "ku" for 9.
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Number Patterns
1-10:
ichi, ni, san, yon/shi, go, roku, nana/shichi, hachi, kyuu/ku, juu
Tens:
juu (10), nijuu (20), sanjuu (30), yonjuu (40), gojuu (50)
Hundreds:
hyaku (100), nihyaku (200), sanbyaku (300), yonhyaku (400)
Thousands:
sen (1000), nisen (2000), sanzen (3000), yonsen (4000)
