How to write Japanese from one to ten?

Two: に(ni)

Three: さん(san)

Four: よん(yon)/し(shi)

Five: ご(go)

Six: ろく (RO Library)

Seven: しち(shi Chi) /なな(na Na)

Eight: はち(ha pool)

Nine: きゅぅ (Gui) /く (Library)

Ten: じゅう(jyu)

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Japanese numerals from one to ten can be directly represented by Arabic numerals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

Where Arabic numerals are available and appropriate, they should be used. The main use occasions are:

(1) physical quantity. The numerical values of physical quantities must use Arabic numerals, and the units of measurement after the numerals must use legal units of measurement in China, such as 3 kg, 45 m, 2 min, etc.

(2) century, year, year, month, day and time. Such as: 1990s, 2005, 65438+February, 12, 16, 15, etc.

(3) The number before the counting unit. Numbers greater than 10 before the counting unit must use Arabic numerals, the integer 1~ 10, and Arabic numerals should be used where appropriate. Such as: 12 pencil, 4 tubes, 1 flower, etc.

(4) the number of counts. Whether it is a chart or a narrative, the counted figures must be Arabic numerals, including integers, decimals, percentages, proportions, etc.

(5) Model, serial number, serial number, code, etc. Instrument model, sample number, standard number, etc. Often appear in scientific papers, Arabic numerals should be used, and the word "first" is often used before ordinal numbers. Such as: ML 1332 detector, GB 18745, group 8, etc.