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Japanese Number Grid Guide

The document provides instructions for completing a Japanese number grid. It explains that the grid is missing the kanji numeral for zero and has the numerals 1 through 10, 100, and 1,000 already filled in. It directs the reader to start filling in the numbers from 11 in the 10s column, providing the kanji symbols for 11 as an example. It then instructs the reader to continue filling out the column and explains how to write the numbers in the 20s column before stating that the pattern for numbers up to 99 will become obvious.

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Japanese Number Grid Guide

The document provides instructions for completing a Japanese number grid. It explains that the grid is missing the kanji numeral for zero and has the numerals 1 through 10, 100, and 1,000 already filled in. It directs the reader to start filling in the numbers from 11 in the 10s column, providing the kanji symbols for 11 as an example. It then instructs the reader to continue filling out the column and explains how to write the numbers in the 20s column before stating that the pattern for numbers up to 99 will become obvious.

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the japanese number grid

ichi, ni, san – numberwork japan


Complete the Japanese Number Grid.

There is no kanji numeral for ‘zero’, therefore the top right square remains blank. The kanji
numerals for the numbers from one to ten, one hundred and one thousand have already been
filled in for you. Please start from 11 in the “10” column.
In Japanese this is written ten and one ( ). (Remember that kanji script runs vertically.)
Continue to the bottom of the column, ten-nine. The next column is twenty, this is shown by
two and ten ( ). So for 21 you need the symbols for two, ten and one ( ).
Continue and complete the column. By the time you reach 99 the pattern will be obvious.
NB. Ten, hundred and thousand are expressed in one symbol.

1000 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10

BY KIMIE MARKARIAN

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