Learn Chinese Numbers 1-10, 1-100 & 1-1,000,000 | Say Big Numbers in Mandarin Chinese

The Guide to Chinese Numbers: Learn to Count (big) Numbers in Mandarin Chinese
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EXCELLENT! Numbers in Mandarin Chinese are soooooo different than English.
I have been teaching English in Taiwan for several years. I always feel empathy for my students when learning numbers.

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老师，您好
Could you explain the tone changes in 1
13:07 yīshí in 10010
13:17 but yìbǎi in 10100
14:00 yìqiān，but yī bǎi in 11101
谢谢！

[@EverydayChinese]

10000 only be read as yíwàn, 1000 only be read as yìqiān, 10 in a big number only be read as yīshí, 100 in a big number can be read as yìbǎi or yī bǎi, but if a number starting with 100, it's only read as yìbǎi.

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[@k.p.8955]

​@@EverydayChinesecan we use er for 2,000? Like say er qian instead of liang qian.

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how many use for two
er/ liang
er shi or liang
shi which can use?

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I thought that when there's a 1st tone before a 2nd tone ("yī -shí"), the 1st tone changes to a 4th tone, or is this just for counting numbers..?

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[@t0nkatsu]

Interesting that 101 is 一百零一 when you could just say 一百一 and you could figure out the number from context without explicitly saying 零

[@nys_123]

that's the same thought I had!

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一百一 means One hundred and ten，simplified from 一百一十

[@philodustice5296]

and if you say 54,000, you can say 五万四(千 can be simplify), 50400五万零四百. 50040五万零四十. 50004五万零四

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英文里面没有万这个概念，学英文的时候也让我花了一定时间来理解thousand million billion trillion的用法

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其实就是单位大小不一样，中文是万进制，英语是千进制

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您好 老师
我 是 法国人
je me présente je m'appelle Attou
superbe vidéo et très bien expliquer 👍
si c'est possible de mètre veaux vidéo avec traduction français
谢谢 再见

[@t0nkatsu]

So a difference in tone can mean the difference between 钱 and 千. Surely that can cause some misunderstandings.

[@PianistStefanBoetel]

I ate a meal in Taiwan and after collecting the food the shop owner said "yi bai ba". I thought it was 180 and gave 180. While eating the meal I realized that there is not such a number. Is it a colloqial way say "yi bai ba shi? I asked the Shop owner after my meal if it was 108 but she insisted she didn't mean yi bai ling ba.
Did she fool me in letting my mistake happen or did she actually mean 180 and just said it simplified?

[@EverydayChinese]

In spoken Chinese, we just simply say /yi bai ba/for 180.

[@PianistStefanBoetel]

@@EverydayChinese Thank you, I see!

[@EverydayChinese]

You're welcome!

[@user-ym5jx8se2t]

in fact 一百八means 108 in ancient Chinese, but rencent Chinese it just mean 180. for simply, we often silent the last shi, bai, qian, wan if it's a integer

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0:16 🎉

[@isaacdinaharan7717]

邓老师，请说我的回答对不对？
120,580:十二万零五百八十
56,789:五万六千七百八十九
30,805:三万零八百零五
76,000:七万六千
1,000,000:一百万

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Mire about numbers...

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why we don't say èrshí at 4:09

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How do u say 2000 in chinese?

[@EverydayChinese]

两千/liǎng qiān/

[@marmar487]

1:15

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Very affective method of teaching. Place values are pronounced. '0' symbol is time consuming to write which cannot be modified.🙏

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Hi

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It is very similar to our Rabha language 😅

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"69$" got me

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[@shanchahua]

Why does yi in yi qian have a different tone from yi as in one

[@user-ym5jx8se2t]

it cause Chinese has the rule of change tones for convenience, not only 一 has. The putonghua has the least change in any Chinese. There's a lot changes in just like the Baoding and Tangshan dialect area in Hebei and Shandong Mandarin. (yes, the mandarin is a part of Chinese dialects in fact, not the 'standard Chinese' which we called Putonghua)