How much?
いくらですか。
Ikura desu ka.
How much is it?
Numbers & Time
Help me count! Practice Japanese numbers, prices, dates, and train times.
Numbers are survival Japanese. You need them for money, train times, hotel rooms, appointments, ages, dates, phone numbers, and asking “how much?”
Say the answer out loud. Counting becomes useful when your mouth can find the number quickly.
Counting rule: Numbers are not just math. They are tickets, bills, appointments, rooms, platforms, and time.
Score: 0
Streak: 0
Round: 1/20
Time: 90s
Choose the Japanese
7
なな
How do you say this?
Choose the Japanese. Say it out loud first.
Round complete
Your Numbers & Time score
0
Good start. Count again and say every number out loud.
Study after playing
The first ten numbers
These are the foundation. Learn them until you can say them without thinking.
1いち
2に
3さん
4よん
5ご
6ろく
7なな
8はち
9きゅう
10じゅう
Real-life numbers
Numbers become useful when they become phrases.
What time?
何時ですか。
Nanji desu ka.
What time is it?
Which platform?
何番線ですか。
Nanbansen desu ka.
Which platform is it?
Survival phrase
Counting gets you through the counter.
二枚ください。
Nimai kudasai.
Two tickets, please.
Numbers become real when you attach them to something: tickets, people, rooms, bottles, minutes, yen, platforms, and appointments.
Next game
Numbers are strongest at the station.
Train Station Panic uses platform numbers, times, tickets, exits, and transfers.