Japanese Numbers: How To Count In Japanese

The Japanese number system is simple and straightforward. There are so many words to describe the figures and Spanish (where we have different words for numbers from zero to sixteen and for the tens, twenty, thirty, forty ...). You can notice that many simbols seem to Japanese Numbers, but don't confuse, because they're very different.

Numbers in Japanese

NOTE:

• You may notice that many of the japanese numbers are compositions of the symbols, this is the way to make a number, so if you need a japanese number you can do so systematically.

Here you have a table with the numbers for you better understanding.

NOTE:

• After this number the japanese language has astronomics unities, this numbers have different termination every four zeros, and their names are: chō (12 zeros), kei (16 zeros), gai (20 zeros), shi (24 zeros), jō (28 zeros), kō (32 zeros), kan (36 zeros), sei(40 zeros), sai (44 zeros), goku (48 zeros), etc.

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