Japanese has many irregular words and conjugations, doesn't it?
Is it the same in Spanish?
Languages that have become established over a long history have so much fascinating charm!
1(いち/ichi)(ひとつ/hitotu) 2(に/ni)(ふたつ/futatu) 3(さん/san)(みっつ/mittu) 4(よん/yon)(し/shi)(よっつ/yottu) 5(ご/go)(いつつ/itutu) 6(ろく/roku)(むっつ/muttu) 7(なな/nana)(しち/shichi)(ななつ/nanatu) 8(はち/hachi)(やっつ/yattu) 9(く/ku)(きゅう/kyuu)(ここのつ/kokonotu) 10(じゅう/jyuu)(とお/too) Japanese numbers can be a bit 'irregular' depending on what's being counted!
Thank you for the lesson today! You did a great job learning how to ask for floors in a department store and giving directions! Your responses with ここ, そこ, and あそこ were really smooth. Keep it up — you're making great progress!
Sample Sentences ★Asking for a Floor (なんかいですか?) すみません。えいがかんは なんかい ですか? (Excuse me, what floor is the cinema?) はちかい です。 (It's on the 8th floor.)
★Asking for Location (どこですか?) すみません。レストランは どこ ですか? (Excuse me, where is the restaurant?) じゅっかい です。 (It's on the 10th floor.)
★Giving Directions (みちあんない) このみちを みぎへ いってください。 (Please turn right on this road.) このみちを ひだりへ いってください。 (Please turn left on this road.) まっすぐ まえへ いってください。 (Please go straight ahead.)