2011年9月6日 · Here’s an easy to follow chart showing you how to count to 1,000 in Chinese: One great thing about learning Chinese numbers is that you only need to learn 12 characters to get you all the way to 999. Let’s examine some things from the chart to give you a better understanding of how to count in Chinese. Notice that 11 is 十一.

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2020年1月15日 · Take a look at this guide to learn Chinese numbers from one to 1,000 (and more), how to count in Chinese and how to use numbers in everyday sentences. Download: This blog post is available as a convenient and portable PDF that you can take anywhere. Click here to get a copy. (Download)

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2022年9月22日 · The phone number should be easy if you master the Chinese numbers 0 to 9. One little tips: Number One (1) in phone numbers is not spoken as [yī] 一 but instead 幺 [yāo] is used. The general belief is that One and Seven sound similar [yi and qi] when spoken quickly, hence the introduction of [yāo].

Chinese numbers are simple and straightforward. Below you'll find a full list of Chinese numbers. In this lesson, you'll learn numbers in Mandarin Chinese.

So, in Chinese, 9.5 Yuan are: 九点五元 (jiǔ diǎn wǔ yuán). We’ll look at some more examples right away, but note for a second that, in English, it is rather odd to say “nine point five dollars”, opposed to “nine dollars and fifty cents”.

Counting numbers in Chinese involves learning the basic numbers from 1 to 10, understanding the use of units for tens, hundreds, thousands, and beyond, and distinguishing between 二 (èr) and 两 (liǎng) for different contexts. How do you say the Chinese numbers from 1 to 10?