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To say 20 in Chinese, you just say “two ten”, 二十 èrshí. 30 is “three ten”, 三十sānshí – and so on. Here are the tens, from 10 to 90: 十 shí 10
8 Μαΐ 2023 · Numerals 20, 30, and following, are the same way, but just the other way around: 20 is two tens, 30 is 3 tens, and so on. For numbers in between, like 21, 22, 45, and others, the pattern of “two tens” continues. You’ll just add the last number at the end. It goes like this: 二十五 (èrshíwǔ) – “twenty-five (25)”
17 Μαΐ 2022 · This article will give you a complete guide on Chinese numbers from 0 to 100+ and will also teach you how to use numbers in daily life, such as introducing your age, giving phone numbers, saying dates, etc.
Type one Chinese or English number per line in the form above and click "Convert". The equivalent number will appear in the Results area. You can also enter Chinese by clicking on the Chinese numbers in the table below.
Not only am I going to teach you how to count, write, and pronounce Chinese numbers up to billions and even trillions, but we’ll also look at how to say your age, phone number, dates, time, price, and almost any number-related topic you can think of!
7 Νοε 2020 · At this point things get a lot easier. The word for 20 (vingt) is new, and 21 (vingt et un) has et between “twenty” and “one”. All other numbers are simple. These numbers you just have to memorise. They are also very similar to 3 – 6. Starting from 70, things get a bit trickier. In French, 70 is “sixty-ten”.
In Chinese, these numbers are more logical. It’s just ten-one, ten-two. As you’ll see. It doesn’t get very difficult if you can remember 1 to 10. Because twenty is just two-ten (二十 Èr shí), while thirty is three-ten (三十 Sān shí). And thirty-three is 三十三 Sān shí sān. Easy right? Like LEGO blocks.
