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How to Describe Chinese Huge Numbers
1000,1001,1111,3254,10100...
Sep 23, 2008 9:57 AM
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I think there's a simple way to remember how the Chinese way to describe Huge numbers:
No need to say numbers under 100, just notice that you English speakers do as make a higher grade with three zeros, such as: 1 thousand=1000, 1 million= 1000,000
But in Chinese, we use four zeros to make a further grade, such as: 1万=100*100=10,000; 10万=1000*100=100,000; 100万=100*1万=1,000,000; 1千万=1000*1万=10,000,000 :) isn't it very easy :)
September 23, 2008
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一千(yi qian)一千零一(yi qian ling yi),一千一百一十一(yi qian yi bai yi shi yi),三千二百五十四(san qian er bai wu shi si),一万零一百(yi wan ling yi bai)
September 23, 2008
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I find a page what teach Chinese Huge Numbers
Check this page:
http://www.italki.com/knowledge/contribution-How+to+Describe+Chinese+Huge+Numbers.htm
September 23, 2008
0=ling 零
1=yī 一
2=èr 二
3=sān 三
4=sì 四
5=wŭ 五
6=liù 六
7=qī 七
8=bā 八
9=jiŭ 九
10=shí 十 / yī shí 一十 (the latter was generally used for emphasis)
20=èr shí 二十 (2 and 10)
30=sān shí 三十 (3 and 10)
…
90=jiŭ shí 九十 (9 and 10)
100=yī baĭ 一百
200=èr baĭ
…
900=jiŭ baĭ
1000=yī qiān 一千
...
10000=yī wàn 一万
100000=shí wàn十万
1000000=yī baĭ wàn 一百万
10000000=yī qiān wàn 一千万
100000000=yī yì 一亿
1000000000=shí yì 十亿
10000000000=yī baĭ yì一百亿
…
chinese numbers are counted every four digit place
September 28, 2008
first you can pron:
012345678910----that 1unit(个)
then 10s(十),100s(百),1000s(千),10000s(万),
then your know
100000s(十万),1000000s(百万),10000000s(千万),100000000s(亿)。
so if you can pron 012345678910 and 十百千万亿,you can pron all the numbers in Chinese.
e.g.11 =10+1pron the num direct 10、1;(no and)12 13 14...19 the same way
20=2×10pron2、10 (no ×);21=20+1pron20、1.......
30=3×10pron3、10;40 50 60 ...90the same way,200=2×100pron 2、100,so you will know how to pron300,2000,5000 ...
and the next attention
101pron 100、0、1
2045pron2000、0、45
when “0”in the middle ,it should be read“0”
September 24, 2008
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Hanka
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