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Chinese : Numbers
- 0
- ling2
- 1
- yi1
- 2
- er4
- 3
- san1
- 4
- si4
- 5
- wo3
- 6
- liu4
- 7
- qi1
- 8
- ba1
- 9
- jiu3
- 10
- shi2
- 11
- shi1-yi1
- 12
- shi1-er4
- 13
- shi1-san1
- 14
- shi1-si4
- 15
- shi1-wu3
- 16
- shi1-liu4
- 17
- shi1-qi1
- 18
- shi1-ba1
- 19
- shi1-jiu3
- 20
- er4-shi2
- 21
- er4-shi2-yi1
- 22
- er4-shi2-er4
- 23
- er3-shi2-san1
- 30
- san1-shi2
- 40
- si4-shi2
- 50
- wu3-shi2
- 60
- liu4-shi2
- 70
- qi1-shi2
- 80
- ba1-shi2
- 90
- jiu3-shi2
- 100
- yi1-bai3
- 200
- er4-bai3
- 300
- san1-bai3
- 500
- wu5-bai3
- 1000
- yi1-qian1
- 2000
- er4-qian2
Note that Chinese separate numbers every four figures
- 1,0000
- yi1-wan4
- 1,0001
- yi1-wan4-ling2-yi1
- 1,0002
- yi1-wan4-ling2-er4
- 2,0000
- er4-wan4
- 5,0000
- wu3-wan4
- 10,0000
- shi2-wan4
- 20,0000
- er4-shi2-wan4
- 100,0000
- yi1-bai3-wan4
- number _____ (train, bus, etc.)
- number measure word (lu4 or hao4 etc.) _____ (huo3 che1, gong1 gong4 qi4 chi1, etc. Measure words are used in combination with a number to indicate the count of mass nouns. Check out here for more details.)
- half
- ban4 (...)
- less
- shao3yu1 (...)
- more
- duo1yu1 (...)
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