10 First Numbers
<br>ichi - one (The experience with Amanda and Bri; "ichigo" (strawberry))
<BR>ta - two (two, ta, taw)
<br>kin - three (kiin, thrii)
<br>shi - four (just member, kay? :x )
<br>go - five (five, four, three, two, one, /go/)
<br>roku - six (Akuroku?? No help here. D:)
<br>nana - seven (seventy year old /nana/?)
<br>hachi - eight (none)
<br>ku/mayou - nine (none)
<br>jiyou - ten (Jijimon; ancient (like 100 years old))
<BR>ta - two (two, ta, taw)
<br>kin - three (kiin, thrii)
<br>shi - four (just member, kay? :x )
<br>go - five (five, four, three, two, one, /go/)
<br>roku - six (Akuroku?? No help here. D:)
<br>nana - seven (seventy year old /nana/?)
<br>hachi - eight (none)
<br>ku/mayou - nine (none)
<br>jiyou - ten (Jijimon; ancient (like 100 years old))
posted by Amz
Comments 6
I only know ni, san... not ta and kin o.o this is new to me
ta and kin??????
What about ni and san?
For nine, you have Kuu and Kyuu.
Kuu is usually used for the number 9. Kyuu for counting objects.- For example
Biiru kyuu hon onegai shimasu
Which means in direct translation
Beer 9 bottles, please do me a favour
Soretomo, which the word for or at the start of a sentance, indirectly translated it comes out as follows
Please do me the favour of giving me nine bottles of beer
- Now if you wanted to say nine of clock such as in this case, you would use kuu not kyuu.
itsu tabemasu ka? means when would you like to eat?
Itsu means when?
Tabemasu means want to eat.
Ka makes the sentance a question.
You might answer that question with:
kuu ji ni
ni is a particle for at. ji means O clock and Kuu means nine 9. So the sentance translate to, at nine o clock. 
what is ta?
