20 is read as er si instead of liang si. To read out a number, or in counting quantity of something, er is the formal reading. To tell people a price or quantity, liang is the preferrable reading. The word for pronunciation "liang" is 兩，while pronunciation ”er" is for 二。Both have same meaning of "2", but a bit usage difference during speech habit. Besides, the word 兩 read as liang is the weighing unit of chinese ounce which is 1/16 of a chinese pound(斤ching=catty）.
What about: 10,003 I think it's probably: 一万零三 I think that 零 is used only once in the middle, even if there are multiple zeros. What about: 10,030 I think it's probably: 一万零三十 I think that 零 is not used at the end, because 三十 already means "thirty". Maybe this 零 in the middle can also be omitted, to read 一万三十 ("ten thousand thirty").
Very nice, Cinthia! Most of them are good except for the last two. I think it's just a typo because you did it right with the previous numbers. 100222 is 十万零二百二十二 and 1628333 is 一百六十二万八千三百三十三
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@@IHeartMandarin8汉语（： 请我有一个问！Does this metric of big numbers apply to money too? how would i say, for example 8.301,25 ¥ ？
@@Gio-mw2ov Yes, if you want to apply it to money, you just add 块(oral)/元(written); It's equivalent to "dollar"
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哈哈 这样的视频是要花很长时间和精力的。谢谢您的留言。
200,2000,20000 in this case how should we pronounce "2" in these, liang or er? eg, liang bai or er bai, liang qian or er qian?
It's confusing because you put five digit at the end... but if you meant to say 200,2000,2000, either way is correct. You can use either 二 or 两.
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20 is read as er si instead of liang si.
To read out a number, or in counting quantity of something, er is the formal reading. To tell people a price or quantity, liang is the preferrable reading. The word for pronunciation "liang" is 兩，while pronunciation ”er" is for 二。Both have same meaning of "2", but a bit usage difference during speech habit. Besides, the word 兩 read as liang is the weighing unit of chinese ounce which is 1/16 of a chinese pound(斤ching=catty）.
What about: 10,003
I think it's probably: 一万零三
I think that 零 is used only once in the middle, even if there are multiple zeros.
What about: 10,030
I think it's probably: 一万零三十
I think that 零 is not used at the end, because 三十 already means "thirty".
Maybe this 零 in the middle can also be omitted, to read 一万三十 ("ten thousand thirty").
Yes, that's correct. 10,003 is 一万零三, 10,030 is 一万零三十.
conventionally, 1'0030 is read as 一萬零三十，though一萬三十is understandable in chinese.
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1.123.456 一百一十二万三千四百五十六
200.300 二十万零三百
10.101 一万一百零一
50.555 五万零五百五十五
123.446 十二万三千四百四十六
11.741 一万一千七百四十一
100.222 十万两百二十二
1.628.333 一百六十万八千三百三十三
Very nice, Cinthia! Most of them are good except for the last two. I think it's just a typo because you did it right with the previous numbers. 100222 is 十万零二百二十二 and 1628333 is 一百六十二万八千三百三十三
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