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Read and use basic Japanese numbers for prices, quantities, ages, and simple counting tasks.
Japanese learners need fast recognition of common numbers used in shopping, introductions, and schedules. Focus first on 1–10, then on the tens such as 20, 30, and 40.
りんごを 三つ ください。
Three apples, please.
つ is a basic general counter for small items.
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わたしは 二十さいです。
I am twenty years old.
さい is the standard counter for age.
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この ほんは 千二百円です。
This book is 1,200 yen.
Prices are often read as number + 円.
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