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 Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 6:48 pm
i am sango sensei. ima teach numbers. heres the first ten, and ill teach more later.
1=ichii(eechee)
2=ne(knee)
3=san(like sand without the d)
4=she(duh, she)
5=go(do i have to tell you how to pronounce that one?)
6=roku(row-coo)
7=nana(na-na)
8=hachi(hot chee)
9=kyu(key-you)
10=joo(jew)
those are the first ten, and ill tell you the next ten in a day or two. ninja
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Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 6:31 pm
Katagana is usually the writing used for if a Japanese word sounds like the English word, but there are exceptions to if it is written.
Hiragana is the common writing for Japanese words.
Romaji is English lettering but how to say it in Japanese.
Katagana = Hiragana = Romaji = English
一 = いち = ichi = one
二 = に = ni = two
三 = さん = san = three
四 = よん or し = yon or shi = four (よん or し is used depending on context)
五 = ご = go = five
六 = ろく = roku = six
七 = しち or なな = shichi or nana (seven works in the same way four does)
八 = はち = hachi = eight
九 = きゅう = kyuu = nine (the two 'u' make a longer 'u' sound)
十 = じゅう = jyuu = ten
after ten you can add tem together to make the rest of the numbers:
十一 = じゅういち = juuichi = eleven
十二 = じゅうに = juuni = twelve
十三 = じゅうさん = juusan = thirteen
十四 = じゅうし = juushi = fourteen
十五 = じゅうご = juugo = fifteen
十六 = じゅうろく = juuroku = sixteen
十七 = じゅうしち = juushichi = seventeen
十八 = じゅうはち = juuhachi = eighteen
十九 = じゅうきゅう = juukyuu = nineteen
二十 = にじゅう = nijuu = twenty
二十一 = にじゅういち = nijuuichi = twenty one
二十二 = にじゅうに = nijuuni = twenty two (etc.)
三十 = さんじゅう = sanjuu = thirty
四十 = しじゅう = yonjuu = forty
五十 = ごじゅう = gojuu = fifty
六十 = ろくじゅう = rokujuu = sixty
七十 = しちじゅう = shichijuu = seventy
八十 = はちじゅう = hachijuu = eighty
九十 = きゅうじゅう = kyuujuu = ninety
百 = ひゃく = hyaku = hundred
百一 = ひゃくいち = hyakuichi = hundred one
百十 = ひゃくじゅう = hyakujuu = hundred ten
百十一 = ひゃくじゅういち = hyakujuuichi = hundred eleven
二百 = にひゃく = nihyaku = two hundred
千 = せん = sen = thousand
千百 = せんひゃく = senhyaku = thousand hundred
二千 = にせん = nisen = two thousand
(sorry its such a long post...)
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Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 11:55 pm
doesn't shi also mean death and is a unlucky number
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Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 5:38 am
no but it means history and resources
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Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 8:11 am
'Shi' can mean alot of things.
四 Four
死 Death
詩 Poem
屍 Corpse
獅 Lion
紫 Purple
And there's still so much more...
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Posted: Mon May 03, 2010 1:30 pm
new friend doesn't shi also mean death and is a unlucky number You can substitue yon in most contexts if you are scared.
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