Japanese Numbers: How to Count To 100.000.000

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Ask Japanese Teacher Nanami

Nanami Yoshihara

20 episodes

6 months ago

This episode continues the previous one: The 100 Most Frequent Japanese Verbs Part 1. This one is Part 2; you will learn another 50 frequent Japanese verbs from 101 to 150 in SENTENCES. [Genki-1, Minna no Nihongo-1, Marugoto-A2, JLPT N5] You will also learn - the Verb MASU Form - the Verb Dictionary Form - Markers/Particles This podcast helps you improve your Japanese skills. I offer lots of ONLINE classes: learningjapanesewithnanami.com Support the show The transcript P...

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Japanese Numbers: How to Count To 100.000.000

Ask Japanese Teacher Nanami

18 minutes

1 year ago

Japanese Numbers: How to Count To 100.000.000

Learning numbers in Japanese is very easy once you know the patterns! This episode teaches you how to count from 0 to 100.000.000. Unlike the International Number System, the Japanese Number System uses commas to mark off digits in groups of FOUR: Ones, 10 thousand, 100 million. 1.0000.0000=100.000.000 You can analyze which words and markers you didn't know or could not hear with the PDF. The transcript PDF is available on my blog page: learningjapanesewithnanami.com My video course_Mem...