9,320 in Japanese 🇯🇵

きゅうせん さんびゃく にじゅう info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
1. Break it down: "きゅう (kyuu)" for 9, "せん (sen)" for thousand, "さん (san)" for 3, "びゃく (byaku)" for hundred, and "にじゅう (nijuu)" for twenty.
2. Visualize the sequence: Think of 9,300 as "kyuusen" and then add 20 "nijuu."
3. Practice writing and saying: Repetition aids memory, so write it out and say it aloud.

Explanations on how to form the number:
1. Start with the thousand-place:
– "9" is "kyuu."
– Thousand (1000) is "sen."
– Together, 9000 is "きゅうせん (kyuusen)."
2. Move to the hundred-place:
– "3" is "san."
– Hundred (100) is "hyaku," but note that "san" changes it to "びゃく (byaku)."
– Together, 300 is "さんびゃく (sanbyaku)."
3. Conclude with the ten-place:
– "2" is "ni."
– Ten (10) is "juu."
– Together, 20 is "にじゅう (nijuu)."
4. Combine them all together:
– 9300 is "きゅうせん さんびゃく (kyuusen sanbyaku)."
– Adding 20 makes it "きゅうせん さんびゃく にじゅう (kyuusen sanbyaku nijuu)."

Example of a sentence that uses it:
明日のイベントにはきゅうせんさんびゃくにじゅう人が参加します。
(Aa no ibento ni wa kyuusen sanbyaku nijuu nin ga sanka shimasu.)
Translation: 9,320 people will participate in tomorrow's event.

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