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Numbers in Chinese~

一 [yi1] one 二 [er4] two 三 [san1] three 四 [si4] four 五 [wu3] five 六 [liu4] six 七 [qi1] seven 八 [ba1] eight 九 [jiu3] nine 十 [shi2] ten 零 [ling2] zero

Arithmetic Symbols in Chinese~ 加 [jia1] add 减 [jian3] subtract 等于 [deng3 yu2] equals 百分比 [bai3 fen1 bi3] percent 乘 [cheng2] multiply 除 [chu2] divide 大于 [da4 yu2] greater than 小于 [xiao3 yu2] less than

To count upwards from 10, simply “add” a number 1-9 to the end! For example:

十 [shi2] + 一 [yi1] = [shi2 yi1] eleven

To count upwards of twenty, simply “add” a number 2-9 to the beginning! For example:

二十 [er4 shi2] + 一 [yi1] =

二十一[er4 shi2 yi1] twenty one

*notice that when counting with tens, there is no ”一” placed at the beginning of the ten.

Bonus Numbers!~

百 [bai3] one hundred 千 [qian1] one thousand 万 [wan4] ten thousand 亿 [yi4] one million