How To Say Zero In Japanese
Numbers 数字 (sūji)
How to depict Numbers in Japanese
0-10 | 11 - 100 | 101 - ane,000 | one,001 - 10,000
0 - ten
| 日本語[Japanese] | 読み[Reading] | 数字[number] |
|---|---|---|
| ０ （ゼロ／零） | zero | 0 |
| １ （一） | ichi | i |
| ２ （二） | ni | ii |
| ３ （三） | san | 3 |
| ４ （四） | yon | iv |
| ５ （五） | get | five |
| ６ （六） | roku | six |
| ７ （七） | nana | seven |
| ８ （八） | hachi | 8 |
| ９ （九） | kyū | 9 |
| １０ （十） | jū | 10 |
This is the standard way of reading the numbers 0 to 10.
Kanji 零 is rarely used. It is usually written in Arabic number or Katakana.
Standard arabic number is used more ofttimes than Kanji numbers.
11 - 100
| 日本語 [nihongo] | 読み [yomi] | 数字 [sūji] |
|---|---|---|
| １１ （十一） | jūichi | eleven |
| １２ （十二） | jūni | 12 |
| １３ （十三） | jūsan | 13 |
| １４ （十四） | jūyon | 14 |
| １５ （十五） | jūgo | 15 |
| １６ （十六） | jūroku | 16 |
| １７ （十七） | jūnana | 17 |
| １８ （十八） | jūhachi | 18 |
| １９ （十九） | jūkyū | 19 |
| ２０ （二十） | nijū | 20 |
| ３０ （三十） | sanjū | 30 |
| ４０ （四十） | yonjū | 40 |
| ５０ （五十） | gojū | l |
| ６０ （六十） | rokujū | sixty |
| ７０ （七十） | nanajū | 70 |
| ８０ （八十） | hachijū | 80 |
| ９０ （九十） | kyūjū | 90 |
| １００ （百） | hyaku | 100 |
101 - 1,000
| 日本語 [にほんご] | 読み [よみ] | 数字 [すうじ] |
|---|---|---|
| １０１ （百一、一〇一） | hyakuichi | 101 |
| ２００ （二百、二〇〇） | nihyaku | 200 |
| ３００ （三百、三〇〇） | sanbyaku | 300 |
| ４００ （四百、四〇〇） | yonhyaku | 400 |
| ５００ （五百、五〇〇） | gohyaku | 500 |
| ６００ （六百、六〇〇） | roppyaku | 600 |
| ７００ （七百、七〇〇） | nanahyaku | 700 |
| ８００ （八百、八〇〇） | happyaku | 800 |
| ９００ （九百、九〇〇） | kyūhyaku | 900 |
| １,０００ （千、一〇〇〇） | sen | ane,000 |
Irregular readings are colored in carmine.
These changes happen because of the interaction between 2 syllables. It's better to just get used to it, rather than analyzing it.
To describe the price or the western calender year, units 十, 百, 千 are usually omitted. For example, 1980 is 一九八五, not 千九百八十五.
i,001 - x,000
| 日本語 | 読み | 数字 |
|---|---|---|
| １,００１ （千一、一〇〇一） | senichi | 1,001 |
| ２,０００ （二千） | nisen | 2,000 |
| ３,０００ （三千） | sanzen | 3,000 |
| ４,０００ （四千） | yonsen | iv,000 |
| ５,０００ （五千） | gosen | 5,000 |
| ６,０００ （六千） | rokusen | vi,000 |
| ７,０００ （七千） | nanasen | 7,000 |
| ８,０００ （八千） | hassen | eight,000 |
| ９,０００ （九千） | kyūsen | 9,000 |
| １０,０００ （一万） | ichihuman | 10,000 |
10,000 is [ichi human], non just [human being].
More than 10,000
| 日本語 | 読み | 数字 |
|---|---|---|
| １万１,００１ | ichimanissenichi | 11,001 |
| ２万 （二万） | niman | 20,000 |
| １０万 （十万） | jūman | 100,000 |
| １００万 （百万） | hyakuman | 1 million |
| １,０００万 （一千万） | issenman | ten meg |
| １億 （一億） | ichioku | 100 meg |
| １０億 （十億） | jūoku | 1 billion |
| １００億 （百億） | hyakuoku | ten billion |
| １,０００億 （一千億） | issenoku | 100 billion |
| １兆 （一兆） | icchō | ane trillion |
| １０兆 （十兆） | jucchō | ten trillion |
When i,000 appears in the higher units, you read it [issen (ichi + sen)]. For example, 21,000 is [ni human issen], x million is [issen man].
100 million is [ichi oku], not just [oku].
ane trillion is [icchō (ichi + chō)], non but [chō].
Related Phrases
Charge per unit
| 日本語 | 読み | 英語 |
|---|---|---|
| 10% (１０パーセント） | juppāsento | 10% |
| １割 (一割） | ichi wari | 1/ten (ten%) |
| 25% (２５パーセント） | nijūgo pāsento | 25% |
| ２割５分 (二割五分） | ni wari go bu | 2.five/x (25%) |
| 50%の増加 | gojuppāsento no zōka | fifty% increase |
| ５割の減少 | go wari no genshō | fifty% decrease |
| 人口の５％ | jinkō no go pāsento | 5% of the population |
As well as the percentage, the Japanese expression [wari] is likewise commonly used.
x% is read [juppāsento], not [jū pāsento].
Cost
| 日本語 | 読み | 英語 |
|---|---|---|
| １００円 (百円） | hyaku en | 100 yen |
| ５００円割引 | gohyaku en waribiki | 500 yen discount |
| 20%引き | nijuppāsento biki | 20% off |
| 半額 | hangaku | half price |
Decimal Fraction
| 日本語 | 読み | 英語 |
|---|---|---|
| 0.１ | rē ten ichi | 0.1 |
| 0.0２ | rē ten zeroni | 0.02 |
0 before the decimal point is read [rei], 0 after the point can be either way, [rei] or [zilch].
Decimal point is [ten].
Partial Number
| 日本語 | 読み | 英語 |
|---|---|---|
| 2/5 (５分の２） | v bun no 2 | 2/v |
| 3/seven (７分の３） | 7 bun no 3 | 3/7 |
Mathematical Expression
| 日本語 | 読み | 英語 |
|---|---|---|
| ＋ （足す） | tasu | ＋ |
| － （引く） | hiku | － |
| × （掛ける） | kakeru | × |
| ÷ （割る） | waru | ÷ |
| ＝ （は） | wa | ＝ |
| ane ＋ i ＝ ii | 1 tasu 1 wa 2 | 1 ＋ one ＝ 2 |
| 5 － 2 ＝ iii | 5 hiku 2 wa 3 | 5 － 2 ＝ 3 |
| three × 3 ＝ ix | 3 kakeru three wa 9 | 3 × 3 ＝ ix |
| 8 ÷ ii ＝ four | 8 waru 2 wa four | 8 ÷ 2 ＝ 4 |
Printable List (PDF)
| Item | File Type | File Size |
|---|---|---|
| List of Numbers | 83 KB |
Click the link listed to a higher place. PDF file volition be displayed (1 page).
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To print-out the file, choose [Impress...] from the file bill of fare.
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