11. [Numbers] Structure of numbers Flashcards
(47 cards)
Phone
110
yāo yāo líng
Like in American English, Chinese phone numbers are given as a string of individual numbers, using the digits 0-9. The only trick is that the number 1 is often pronounced “yāo” instead of “yī” to avoid confusion with number 7, which is pronounced “qī.”
Phone
120
yāo èr líng
Like in American English, Chinese phone numbers are given as a string of individual numbers, using the digits 0-9. The only trick is that the number 1 is often pronounced “yāo” instead of “yī” to avoid confusion with number 7, which is pronounced “qī.”
Phone
119
yāo yāo jiǔ
Like in American English, Chinese phone numbers are given as a string of individual numbers, using the digits 0-9. The only trick is that the number 1 is often pronounced “yāo” instead of “yī” to avoid confusion with number 7, which is pronounced “qī.”
Phone
135 0120 0120
yāo sān wǔ, líng yāo èr líng, líng yāo èr líng
Like in American English, Chinese phone numbers are given as a string of individual numbers, using the digits 0-9. The only trick is that the number 1 is often pronounced “yāo” instead of “yī” to avoid confusion with number 7, which is pronounced “qī.”
1
yī
2
èr
3
sān
5
wǔ
6
liù
7
qī
8
bā
9
jiǔ
10
shí
11
十一
shíyī
12
十二
shí’èr
13
十三
shísān
14
十四
shísì
15
十五
shíwǔ
16
十六
shíliù
17
十七
shíqī
18
十八
shíbā
19
十九
shíjiǔ
20
二十
èrshí
23
二十三
èrshí-sān
