Knowing how to write and say the numbers 11-20 in Japanese is easy once you see the pattern. Once you "get" this, I guarantee you'll find it easy to write numbers in Japanese from now on.
So what's the Pattern?
There's a general relationship between the way you write the numbers 11-20 in English and how you write it in Japanese characters. Look at numbers mathematically and treat each number as adding the 'tens-number' with the 'ones-number'. [Note the slight difference in the number 20.]
For example:
[number] = [what it means mathematically] = [romaji] = [kanji] = [hiragana]
[11] = [10+1] = [juu ichi] = [�一] = [�ゅ��]
[12] = [10+2] = [juu ni] = [�二] = [�ゅ��]
[13] = [10+3] = [juu san] = [�三] = [�ゅ��ん]
[14] = [10+4] = [juu yon] = [�四] = [�ゅ�よん]
[15] = [10+5] = [juu go] = [�五] = [�ゅ��]
[16] = [10+6] = [juu roku] = [å��å…] = [ã�˜ã‚…ã�†ã‚�ã��]
[17] = [10+7] = [juu nana] or [juu shichi] = [�七] = [�ゅ��] or [�ゅ���]
[18] = [10+8] = [juu hachi] = [�八] = [�ゅ���]
[19] = [10+9] = [juu kyuu] = [��] = [�ゅ��ゅ�]
*[20] = [2x10] = [ni juu] = [二�] = [��ゅ�]
Do you see the pattern yet?
Learning how to write numbers in Japanese and how to say numbers in Japanese is closely related. Take the time to really understand this. You'll be glad you did. :)
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