Learning to count in Chinese is important for handling your travel plans, money, dining, and shopping. This list can help you learn to pronounce some basic numbers in Chinese:
0 líng (leeng) | 15 shíwŭ (shir woo) | 30 s�?nshí (sahn shir) |
1 yī (ee) | 16 shíliù (shir lyo) | 40 sìshí (suh shir) |
2 èr (are) | 17 shíqī (shir chee) | 50 wŭshí (woo shir) |
3 s�?n (sahn) | 18 shíb�? (shir bah) | 60 liùshí (lyo shir) |
4 sì (suh) | 19 shíjiŭ (shir jyoe) | 70 qīshí (chee shir) |
5 wŭ (woo) | 20 èrshí (are shir) | 80 b�?shí (bah shir) |
6 liù (lyo) | 21 èrshíyī (are shir ee) | 90 jiŭshí (jyoe shir) |
7 qī (chee) | 22 èrshí'èr (are shir are) | 100 yì băi (ee bye) |
8 b�? (bah) | 23 èrshís�?n (are shir sahn) | 1,000 yì qi�?n (ee chyan) |
9 jiŭ (jyoe) | 24 èrshísì (are shir ssuh) | 10,000 yí wàn (ee wahn) |
10 shí (shir) | 25 èrshíwŭ (are shir woo) | 100,000 shí wàn (shir wahn) |
11 shíyī (shir ee) | 26 èrshíliù (are shir lyo) | 1,000,000 yì băi wàn (ee bye wahn) |
12 shí'èr (shir are) | 27 èrshíqī (are shir chee) | 100,000,000 yí yì (ee ee) |
13 shís�?n (shir sahn) | 28 èrshíb�? (are shir bah) | |
14 shísì (shir suh) | 29 èrshíjiŭ (are shir jyoe) |