Japanese Numbers - Japanese Teaching Ideas
Name________________ Class:___________________
Japanese Numbers
You will learn:
- numbers
- counting
- ages
- months
- dates
- calendars
Start date: ___________ finish date: ____________
Numbers 1-20
- Watch the Youtube video Japanese Numbers Rap.
- Try saying the numbers.
- Pause the video and write the Romaji in the column below.
|Number |Romaji |Hiragana |Kanji |
|1 |ichi |いち |一 |
|2 | | に |二 |
|3 | |さん |三 |
|4 |shi |し |四 |
|5 | |ご |五 |
|6 | |ろく |六 |
|7 |shichi |しち |七 |
|8 | |はち |八 |
|9 |kyuu |きゅう |九 |
|10 | |じゅう |十 |
|11 | |じゅういち |十一 |
|12 | |じゅうに |十二 |
|13 | |じゅうさん |十三 |
|14 | |じゅうよん |十四 |
|15 | |じゅうご |十五 |
|16 | |じゅうろく |十六 |
|17 | |じゅうなな |十七 |
|18 | |じゅうはち |十八 |
|19 | |じゅうきゅう |十九 |
|20 |nijuu |にじゅう |二十 |
Remember:
- Romaji is Japanese words written in the English alphabet
- Hiragana is the alphabet used to write Japanese words
- Kanji is the Japanese alphabet borrowed from China hundreds of years ago
Now play the video a couple more times and sing along!
Counting
Have a look at the diagram below to see how the Japanese count from
1-10 on their fingers. Have a go at it. See how fast you can do it!
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Counting over 10 is easy in Japanese. It goes like this:
11 = 10 + 1 or juu-ichi or 十一
12 = 10 + 2 or juu-ni or 十二 etc
20 = 2 x 10 or ni-juu or 二 十
21 = 2 x 10 + 1 or ni-juu-ichi or 二 十一
Now write these numbers in Japanese:
30 = 3 x 10 + 1 or ______________________________________
40 =_________________________________________________
63=__________________________________________________
Writing Kanji Numbers
Practise writing Japanese numbers in Kanji. Trace over the large one following the stroke order then write them again in the squares below.
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Ages
Japanese use the ending –sai after numbers to say their age.
To ask someone’s age you say:
Nansai desu ka (How old are you?)
|Age |Romaji |
|1 year old |issai |
|2 years old |nisai |
|3 years old |sansai |
|4 years old |yonsai |
|5 years old |gosai |
|6 years old |rokusai |
|7 years old |nanasai |
|8 years old |hassai |
|9 years old |kyusai |
|10 years old |jussai |
|11 years old |juuissai |
|12 years old |juunisai |
|13 years old |juusansai |
|14 years old |Juuyonsai |
|15 years old |Juugosai |
|16 years old |Juurokusai |
|17 years old |Juunanasai |
|18 years old |Juuhassai |
|19 years old |Juukyuusai |
|20 years old |Hatachi |
|30 years old |Sanjussai |
Practise this conversation with a classmate, then translate it into English:
Translation
Boy: ____________________________________________
Abbey: __________________________________________
Now write down you and your classmates’ ages. Ask them in Japanese.
|Name |Nansai desu ka |
|eg Ms Barnett |Yonjuu-sansai |
|Me | |
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Months
- Watch the Youtube video Months of the Year in Japanese.
- Use the table below to help you say the months.
- Use a Hiragana chart to write them in Hiragana
|Month |Romaji |Hiragana |Kanji |
|January |Ichigatsu | |一月 |
|February |Nigatsu | |二月 |
|March |Sangatsu | |三月 |
|April |Shigatsu | |四月 |
|May |Gogatsu | |五月 |
|June |Rokugatsu | |六月 |
|July |Shichigatsu | |七月 |
|August |Hachigatsu | |八月 |
|September |Kugatsu | |九月 |
|October |Juugatsu | |十月 |
|Novemeber |Juuichigatsu | |十一月 |
|December |Juunigatsu | |十二月 |
Write the month in Japanese that these events occur:
Your birthday ________________________________
Australia Day ________________________________
Anzac Day __________________________________
Christmas Day ________________________________
Kanji
month (gatsu) がつ 月
day (nichi) にち 日
Dates of the Month
- Try reading the dates in Japanese with a classmate. Don’t worry about your pronunciation! Watch the Youtube video Dates of the Month
- Now practise writing the Kanji in the last column
|Date |Romaji |Kanji |Kanji |
|1st |Tsuitachi |一日 | |
|2nd |Futsuka |二日 | |
|3rd |Mikka |三日 | |
|4th |Yokka |四日 | |
|5th |Itsuka |五日 | |
|6th |Muika |六日 | |
|7th |Nanoka |七日 | |
|8th |Yooka |八日 | |
|9th |Kokonoka |九日 | |
|10th |Tooka |十日 | |
|11th |Juuichi-nichi |十一日 | |
|12th |Juuni-nichi |十二日 | |
|13th |Juusan-nichi |十三日 | |
|14th |Juu-yokka |十四日 | |
|15th |Juugo-nichi |十五日 | |
|16th |Juuroku-nichi |十六日 | |
|17th |Juushichi-nichi |十七日 | |
|18th |Juuhachi-nichi |十八日 | |
|19th |Juuku-nichi |十九日 | |
|20th |Hatsuka |二十日 | |
|21st |Nijuuichi-nichi |二十一日 | |
|22nd |Nijuuni-nichi |二十二日 | |
|23rd |Nijuusan-nichi |二十三日 | |
|24th |Nijuu-yokka |二十四日 | |
|25th |Nijuugo-nichi |二十五日 | |
|26th |Nijuuroku-nichi |二十六日 | |
|27th |Nijuushichi-nichi |二十七日 | |
|28th |Nijuuhachi-nichi |二十八日 | |
|29th |Nijuuku-nichi |二十九日 | |
|30th |Sanjuu-nichi |三十日 | |
|31st |Sanjuuichi-nichi |三十一日 | |
- Make a calendar in Japanese using the next few pages.
- Write the months & dates in Kanji
- Add birthdays and important dates.
- Use the calendar on Kids Web Japan website to help you.
一月
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| | | | | |New Year | |
|三日 |四日 |五日 |六日 |七日 |八日 |九日 |
|十日 |十一日 |十二日 |十三日 |十四日 |十五日 |十六日 |
|十七日 |十八日 |十九日 |二十日 |二十一日 |二十二日 |二十三日 |
|二十四日 |二十五日 |二十六日 |二十七日 |二十八日 |二十九日 |三十日 |
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chairo
kuroi
akai
midori
kiiroi
aoi
murasaki
Abbeysan nansai desu ka?
Juuyonsai desu.
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