Japanese numbers 1-999

Which Japanese numbers from 1 to 10 have two common readings?

• 1, 2, 3

• 4, 7, 9

• 5, 6, 8

• 10, 11, 12

When the presenter starts reviewing 1–10, how does he pronounce 4?

• shi

• yon

• both shi and yon are possible, but he uses yon

• yo

T / F: The video says that 11–19 are formed simply by combining the tens and ones (e.g., “10 + number”).

• True

• False

In Japanese writing, when are Kanji numerals typically used?

• Everyday communication and phone numbers

• Legal letters and vertically written novels

• Dates and horizontal writing

• Casual notes and shopping lists

How is the Japanese number for 18 formed?

• hachijuu

• juuhachi

• hachijuuichi

• juuichi

The number 20 in the video is shown as (a)   .

How do you day 40?

(a)  

T / F: The presenter specifically pauses to emphasize that 300 is not “san-hyaku.”

• True

• False

• False

• True

The presenter writes the number 100 on the board. How does she write it in romaji?

• hyako

• hyaku

• hyakou

• hyaki

Which of the following Japanese numbers for hundreds undergoes a pronunciation change from the standard 'number + hyaku'?

• 200

• 400

• 600

• 700