WTF Japan??

Ah ha!

took me a bit, I'm not a clever man, you are.

You sir, have a good sense of humour.

I've never noticed that their flag was just a pie chart

Made my day

Ichi (1)
Ni (2)
San (3)
Shi/yon (4)
go (5)
roku (6)
shichi/nana (7)
hachi (8)
kyu (9)
ju (10)
ju-ichi (11)
ju-ni (12)
ju-san (13)
ni-ju-ichi (21)
ni-ju-ni (22)
kyu-ju-kyu (99)
hyaku (100)
ni-hyaku (200)
san-hyaku (300)
sen (1000)
ni-sen (2000)
ichi-man (10 000)
ni-man(20 000)
AND SO FORTH! That's all I remember from my japanese class. They're generally spelled without the "-", but I put it there so you more ealisy can understand the actual structure.

It's actually san-byaku(300). Almost the same with 600(rop-pyaku)and 800(hap-pyaku). The rest is simply yon-hyaku, go-hyaku etc. What's interesting is that when you count higher, to like a million and stuff, it gets utterly insane. I think hyaku-man is a million. That would mean "a hundred ten thousand" if directly translated into English... Imagine a numer like 2 233 654. That would be, in Japanese: ni-hyaku-ni juu-san-man san-zen rop-pyaku go jū yon. God damn....

Oh yeah, I always forgot that part, sorry!

And they actually have a word for like "A million" and "a billion", but they rarely use it.
Or so my japanese teacher told me.

that's actually smart
21 ju (10) ni (2) ichi (1)

Ni ju ichi
2 10 1
Two ten one.

Yeah, it makes sense, the number after tells what type it is (if it's a 10, or a 100, etc).

ahh looked wrong, but you get the idea yeah

Also, what is this 25 breaks in a comment bullshit?

i wish i could give you two a thumb but i am too damn lazy to do math today

Dammut.
Well, thanks anyway!

now i shall do math for you!

ichigo does not mean 15 =.=" 'Ichi' is 1 and 'Go' is 5, but 10 is 'Ju', so you'd say 15 as 'Ju-go' not ichigo.

Ichigo only means Strawberry

I agree with you there, his name isn't fifteen, but I think it would still translate to one-five.
He has a fifteen hanging on his door and sometimes wears a shirt with the number fifteen written on it as well, which I find amusing.

ehhhhh... i still don't think i could work like that... but, i can't change your mind so whateva

It does not mean 15. 15 is "jyuu go". Ichigo actually means strawberry.

oh srry, I'm learning every day!

It also means strawberry, I think...

ichigo also means strawberry :)

dude, it's "Shichi" for 7 and "hachi" for 8. They don't say it with "shi" or" si". In fact, they don't even have "si".

"that is the way you say them, not the spelling"

lrn 2 rd

I know it's not the spelling. you say "shiCHI" not "shisi". "haCHI" not hashi. If you went around saying it the other way, you would look like a complete idiot.

ah k

no its not.

Well then what the fuck is it

Pretty accuerate actually...

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From what is that if i may ask? i vaguely remember it and i'd like to lol again

**tayyderp rolled a random image posted in comment #1424994 at Item Discussion ** Clever, my good sir.

shi go roku shichi hachi kyu ju hyaku sen

Bitch can Google.

naruto taught me those

and now with japanese symbols

四　五　六　七　八　九　十　百　千

thanks wikipedia, right?

No.... no... just live with an otaku....I know one through ten by heart thanks to him...had to ask him about 100 and 1000

shi can also be pronounced yon
shichi can also be pronounced nana
it's kyuu
it's juu...

...Yeah.

i dont know how it works in china or japan and the rest of the world but in israel if you dont know basic english you are considered an idiot and you probably are unless you have a specific problem with language's
but this is probably because israel sucks america's dick almost as much as FJ sucks 4chan's dick.

but they speak japanese, have you any idea how different a language it is compared to english?

Yeah, we don't have that in Finland.

English is a highly spoken language there. Most americans could probably get it in spanish.

kanji romanji or Hiragana?

The weeaboos will know.
The weeaboos and the big anime fans.

Here, have this one too!

so do I, but I have no idea if it is

sauce?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-CKxRWiMoY

thanks man

It's from a Japanese coffee commercial starring Tommy Lee Jones. There's a lot of them on youtube.

before you say pics or it didn't happen

bull, put a shoe on it and a timestamp

it's "ichisen" or only "sen". I studied japanese for three years,

is it any hard?

not at all... the grammar is very easy... and a lot of words come from english (in katakana alphabet)... portuguese is way harder

then i'm going to study it as well.
fucking love japan.

oh, and where did you learn it?
i mean, in school or did you go to a japanese course or something?