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Learn how to count from 0 all the way up to 1,000 in Chinese with this easy to follow, detailed post. Included are Chinese characters and pinyin.
Table of Contents. Chinese Numbers & How to Count in Chinese – An Overview. Basic Chinese Numbers: 1 to 10. Chinese Numbers 1 to 20. Chinese Numbers 1 to 1000. Big Chinese Numbers: to 10000 and Beyond. How to Remember Chinese Numbers. “Big Writing” Form of Chinese Numbers. Ordinal Numbers in Chinese. Chinese Counters & How to Use Them.
Chinese numerals are words and characters used to denote numbers in written Chinese. Today, speakers of Chinese languages use three written numeral systems: the system of Arabic numerals used worldwide, and two indigenous systems.
This guide covers how to count from zero to a million in Mandarin Chinese. But before we get into big numbers, let’s start with the basics. Chinese Numbers: 0 to 10
Share. Imagine you’re chatting with a Chinese friend in a lively market, but the numbers confuse you. That’s where this guide comes in! It’s your ticket to understanding Chinese numbers from 0 to 100+ without hassle. We’ll help you grasp how to count, tell time, shop, and handle everyday situations using Chinese numbers.
Modern Chinese numerals. The complex numerals are used on cheques, banknotes and coins and are the equivalent of writing 'one', 'two', 'three', etc, rather than 1, 2, 3. The simple numerals are used for everything else.
Want to learn Chinese numbers? Here’s how you can count in Chinese from 0 to 10, and up to a billion!
One horizontal stroke 一 (yī) means 1. Two horizontal strokes 二 (èr) means 2. Three horizontal strokes 三 (sān) means 3! Easy, right? Counting is probably one of the easiest parts of learning Chinese! It’s very predictable and logical just like English ones.
Learn Chinese numbers 1-1000 with this complete guide, which teaches you how to count in Chinese with simple rules for forming numbers, all the way up to a billion! We’ll also cover ordinal and approximate numbers in Chinese, plus common Chinese measure words.
Here is a simple table that represents Chinese numbers from 1 to 10: Chinese Numbers 11-20. Lucky Chinese Numbers. The table below showcases the numbers that are generally considered lucky in Chinese culture, along with their Simplified Chinese form, their Pinyin pronunciations, and the reasons for their perceived luckiness.