Learn Numbers 1–10 (Day 22) – Japanese from 0 to 100

🌏 Japanese from 0 to 100 — Day 22

Learn Numbers 1–10 in Japanese (数字)

🧠 What are Numbers?

Numbers are used every day in Japanese.

👉 You need them for shopping, time, and conversation.

🔤 Today’s Numbers

👉 Some numbers have two readings

🔊 Pronunciation Tips

• 4 → “yon” is more common
• 7 → “nana” is easier
• Keep sounds short and clear

👉 Avoid “shi” and “shichi” at first

✍️ How to Use

👉 Examples:

• 一人 (hitori) = one person
• 三つ (mittsu) = three things
• 五日 (itsuka) = five days

👉 Numbers change in real usage (learn later)

📝 Example Sentences

• 一！ = one!
• 三！ = three!
• 十！ = ten!

👉 Practice counting out loud

❌ Common Mistakes

• Using “shi” for 4
• Confusing 7 readings
• Saying too fast

👉 Keep it simple: yon, nana

📚 Learn Faster

• Count every day
• Use your fingers
• Repeat out loud
• Practice slowly

👉 Repetition builds memory

🎯 Practice

👉 1 → 10
👉 ichi, ni, san, yon, go

Repeat at least 5 times

🧪 Mini Quiz

① Read

② Meaning

③ Fill

📝 Answers

🚀 Next Step

👉 Day 23: Numbers 11–100 in Japanese