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Numbers — 数字

Zero to ten, then the four words that build every larger number, and the two readings of four, seven and nine. Read each word aloud with its reading, then write it once on the line — in kana if you cannot yet write the kanji.

れい number
零 zero (also ゼロ)
いち number
一 one
に number
二 two
さん number
三 three
よん number
四 four (also し)
ご number
五 five
ろく number
六 six
なな number
七 seven (also しち)
はち number
八 eight
きゅう number
九 nine (also く)
じゅう number
十 ten
ひゃく number
百 hundred
せん number
千 thousand
まん number
万 ten thousand
はんぶん noun
半分 half
ばんごう noun
番号 number (of a phone, room)
いちばん noun
一番 number one, the most
なん question
何 what, how many (before a counter)
  adverb
たくさん a lot, many
ぜんぶ noun
全部 all, everything
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Numbers — from memory

Cover page 1. Write the Japanese for each meaning (kana is fine), then write what each word in part 2 means. Page 1 is the answer key.

1    Write the Japanese
number (of a phone, room)
noun
hundred
number
one
number
three
number
thousand
number
a lot, many
adverb
zero (also ゼロ)
number
eight
number
all, everything
noun
nine (also く)
number
2    What does it mean?
四
七
一番
五
万
二
何
十
六
半分
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