Numbers in Chinese
In Mandarin, numbers is 数字 (shùzì), written 數字 in Traditional characters. Count from zero to ten in Mandarin, then on to a hundred.
12 words in 3 short lessons. Tap a speaker to hear it, or a word for its sentence and characters.
One to four
Start lessonFive to eight
Start lessonNine, ten and more
Start lessonQuestions
How do you say “numbers” in Chinese?
数字 (shùzì), or 數字 in Traditional characters.
Where should a beginner start with numbers in Chinese?
Start with one to four: 一 (one), 二 (two), 三 (three), 四 (four). Each lesson takes a few minutes, with pictures and audio, and no sign-up.
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