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.

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

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.

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!

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

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

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 also means strawberry, I think...

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

oh srry, I'm learning every day!

no its not.