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[vixyflay]

after she said “ichi, ni, san” I immediately went “nya” 💀

[eternalthunderpartywp]

For some extra context, よん is used more than し (at least, when counting in general) because し is also one of the readings of the kanji for death (死), which gives it a bad connotation. It's the same with 9--きゅう is used more (in general) than く, because く is one of the readings of the kanji for suffering (苦). Feel free to correct me if I said something incorrect!

[telesiapunga]

I've been taking Japanese for 2 years, and I always knew that 4 could be 'shi' or 'yon' and yon was more commonly used, but yesterday was the day my teacher said saying 4 like 'shi' sounds like the word for death

[vigge]

And now we just need the 300+ different counters😅

[luongquyphan]

Okay, so when she said "Ichi, ni, san, shi" I just heard "Gomenasai" automatically 💀

[aloe]

While I was learning my first 15 kanji, my mom asked me how to count in Japanese. I taught her 1-5 because she said that’s how much she could handle learning (3 strokes messed with her memory) but now every day since she’s randomly, multiple times a day, pointed at me and recited 1-5 in Japanese because she’s so proud of remembering it. Her other favorite words are Neko (she will sing songs to our cat but replace half the words with Neko) and Ganbare

[ryoaoi]

なな言ったり、しちって言ったり、
よん逝ったり、しーって言ったり、
日本語は無限に進化します。

[banatul]

I had learned to count in Japanese back when I was doing karate. So many good memories

[Untitled-yqnfikd]

The last thing she says is always so cute 🥰🥰

[shiiraspalette]

You make learning Japanese more fun 😭🤍 thank you!!

[paisley_loves_ffa]

Scrolled too deep now I'm in the Japanese region..
Good luck to the fellow travellers

[lejames]

The tailed beasts in Naruto help me to remember how to count from 1 - 10.

[sunflower_ace]

Japanese has about 4 separate number systems that it uses for different cases. Native Japanese numerics are preferred for つ "tsu" (eg 9 is ここのつ "kokonotsu"), and there's a few small things like 8歳 (8 years old" being はっさい "hassai" rather than はちさい "hachisai")

[Lunz]

1. Ichi
2. Ni
3. San
4. Yon
5. Go
6. Roku
7. Nana
8. Hachi
9. Hado# Kyuu juu kyuu: 𝗚𝗼𝗿𝘆ū𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗺𝗲𝘁𝘀𝘂
10. Juu

[nosferatussister]

I remember my 2nd grade teacher who was japanese taught is how to count to ten in japanese. My bff and i decided to go even further and figure out how to count to 100 to impress her! She was so proud and i still remember… I’m glad you brought up both shi and shichi, like how she taught us!

[razan]

Thank you more!!
Finally I understand the Japan Numbers!!!

[xSunsetSkiezx]

alternative title: how to learn numbers in japanese in 30 seconds.

[ghllwco]

I am very happy that foreigners are interested in Japanese.

[alonesomu]

I always wonder why the students of Japan are so talented...now I understand 😅..
If any school have this kind of teachers 🙂then anyone would be talented af🙂

[boooster]

Counting to ten in japanese is the one thing Naruto has taught me.