Forum Language Subject Language Exchange Tips - How to count to 10 in your native language

There seems to be a problem with the character set in aoki's post. At least with my UTF-8.
So I'll just repeat the Kanji letters. Hiragana can be built from the latin letters, if you learn Japanese (and you probably won't want to know it otherwise).

Kanji: 一 = one
二 = two
三 = three
四 = four
五 = five
六 = six
七 = seven
八 = eight
九 = nine
十 = ten

Hope I didn't make any mistake

Comment written by

Brati on Jun 17, 2008 @ 21:56

In Hungarian:
1 - egy
2 - kettő
3 - három
4 - négy
5 - öt
6 - hat
7 - hét
8 - nyolc
9 - kilenc
10 - tíz

Comment written by

Katii on Jun 17, 2008 @ 13:28

In Japanese.

to count up, 1. ichi, 2. ni, 3. san, 4. shi, 5. go, 6. roku, 7. shichi, 8. hachi. 9. kyu-, 10. jyu-.

to count down, 10. jyu-, 9. kyu-, 8. hachi, 7. nana, 6. roku, 5. go, 4. yon, 3. san, 2. ni-, 1. ichi

In Hiragana, ‚¢‚¿A‚ÉA‚³‚ñA‚µA‚²A‚ë‚A‚µ‚¿A‚Í‚¿A‚«‚ã‚¤A‚¶‚ã‚¤

In Kanji, ˆê“ñŽOŽlŒÜ˜ZŽµ”ª‹ã, same as chinese

Comment written by

aoki on Dec 08, 2007 @ 03:54

In Turkish

1. bir

2. iki

3. üç

4. dört

5. beş

6. altı

7. yedi

8. sekiz

9. dokuz

10. on

0. sı fı r

Comment written by

gul_cin on Dec 07, 2007 @ 18:40

Portuguese/Português

um
dois
três
quatro
cinco
seis
sete
oito
nove
dez

Comment written by

gurisena on Dec 06, 2007 @ 11:12

In German

1 eins
2 zwei
3 drei
4 vier
5 feunf
6 sechs
7 sieben
8 acht
9 neun
0 null

Comment written by

viviantheviv on Dec 06, 2007 @ 08:07

In Hindi

1(aek)
2 (dow)
3(teen)
4(char)
5(paanch)
6(chahn)
7(saat)
8(aacht)
9(no)
0 (shunaya)

Comment written by

viviantheviv on Dec 06, 2007 @ 08:04

1 një 2 dy 3 tre 4 katër 5 pesë 6 gjashtë 7 shtatë 8 tetë 9 nëntë 10 dhjetë - in albanian

Comment written by

Emira__ on Dec 01, 2007 @ 20:50

In romanian:

1 - unu , 2 - doi , 3 - trei , 4 - patru , 5 - cinci , 6 ºase , 7 - ºapte , 8 - opt , 9 - nouã , 10 - zece

11 - unsprezece , 12 - doisprezece , 13 - treisprezece , 14 patrusprezece , 15 - cincisprezece

16 - ºaisprezece , 17 - ºaptesprezece , 18 - optusprezece , 19 - nouãsprezece , 20 - douãzeci

Comment written by

amadis on Nov 23, 2007 @ 21:02

in Kabylia (Berber):

yiwen - sin - thlatha - ravaa - khamsa - setta - sevaa - thmania - tesaa - aachra

Comment written by

Nady0878 on Nov 22, 2007 @ 13:55

In Finnish:
1 yksi
2 kaksi
3 kolme
4 neljä
5 viisi
6 kuusi
7 seitsemän
8 kahdeksan
9 yhdeksän
10 kymmenen

Comment written by

raitanen on Nov 17, 2007 @ 10:57

In Bulgarian: 1-edno,2-dve,3-tri,4-chetiri,5-pet,6-shest,7-sedem,8-osem,9-devet,10-deset

Comment written by

Netie on Nov 05, 2007 @ 16:16

in french:1un 2 deux 3 trois 4 quatre 5cinq 6 six 7 sept 8 huit 9 neuf 10 dix

Comment written by

Orpheus on Nov 04, 2007 @ 18:52

My native language is Croatian... JEDAN, DVA, TRI, ÈETIRI, PET, ŠEST, SEDAM, OSAM, DEVET, DESET

Comment written by

tinasplit on Nov 04, 2007 @ 12:58

In Tok Pisin:
wan, tu, tri, foa, faif, sikis, seven, et, nain, ten

Comment written by

RajahYalin on Sept 23, 2007 @ 19:47

HI guys!!

In ARABIC: wahed, tnen, tlateh, arbaa, khamseh, setteh, sabaa, tmane, tesaa, ashra.

In SPANISH: uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez

Comment written by

syriangirl on Sept 17, 2007 @ 23:51

in tajik: yak, du, se , chohor,panj,shash( shish),haft,hash,nuh,dah
in uzbek,: bir,ikki,uch,turt,besh,olti,etti,sakiz,tukiz,un
in russian, odin,(raz),dva,tri,chetire,pyat,shest,sem,vosem,devyad,desyat.
in korean: hana, dul, set,net,taseot,yoseot,ilgop,ahop,yol
eel, ee,sam,sa,u,yuk,phal,chil,ku,ship

Comment written by

Nara1983 on Jul 25, 2007 @ 12:43

In Hebrew: Ehad, Shtaim, Shalosh, Arba, Hamesh, Shesh, Sheva, Shmone, Tesha, Eser.

In RUssian: Odin, Dva, Tri, Cheteri, Pat, Shest, Semi, Vosem, Devat, Desat.

Comment written by

Misty_Raven on Jun 27, 2007 @ 12:47

In Sanskrit 1. ekam 2. dwayam 3.thrayam 4. chathur 5.pancha 6.shad 7. sapta. 8 ashta 9. nava 10 dasa

Comment written by

sreesree on May 10, 2007 @ 10:14

In Kazakh/ 1-bir, 2-eki, 3-ush, 4-tort, 5-bes, 6-alty, 7-jeti 8-segiz, 9-togyz 10-on

Comment written by

Ioann22 on Apr 07, 2007 @ 06:25