Mandarin Chinese Number Systems Flashcards

Vocabulary flashcards covering Mandarin Chinese number structures for teens, tens, hundreds, and thousands based on the lecture transcript.

Belasan

The term for numbers in the 'teens', structured as [$shí + \text{...}$].

Puluhan

The term for numbers in the 'tens', structured as [$\text{...} + shí$].

Ratusan

The term for numbers in the 'hundreds', structured using the unit [$\text{...} + băi$].

Ribuan

The term for numbers in the 'thousands', structured using the unit [$\text{...} + qiān$].

$shí\,èr$ or $shí\,liǎng$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $12$.

$$shí\,bā$$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $18$.

$$yī\,shí$$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $10$.

$èr\,shí\,sì$ or $liǎng\,shí\,sì$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $24$.

$$liù\,băi$$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $600$.

$$sān\,băi\,líng\,jiǔ$$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $309$, where $líng$ denotes zero.

$$wǔ\,băi\,èr\,shí\,liù$$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $526$.

$$sì\,qiān$$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $4000$.

$$wǔ\,qiān\,líng\,èr$$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $5002$, utilizing $líng$ for the zeroes in the hundreds and tens places.

$$jiǔ\,qiān\,bā\,băi\,líng\,èr$$

The Mandarin Chinese representation for the number $9802$.