Here are the Mandarin Chinese words for counting from 1 to 10: 一 (yī) - The tone is a high level pitch. Basically say "eee" while keeping your tone flat. 二 (èr) - The tone starts mid-level then drops down. Say "err" starting higher then going lower. 三 (sān) - The tone rises up from low to high. Say How to count to 10 in Mandarin Chinese? Counting from 0 to 10 in Chinese comes down to just memorizing the numbers. There is also a hand sign for every number, which I will link a video for below in this post. The numbers go as follows in simplified characters: 0 = 零 (Líng) 1 = 一 (Yī) 2 = 二 (Èr) 3 = 三 (Sān) 4 = 四 (Sì) 5 = 五 (Wǔ) We've put together this table of Mandarin Chinese numbers 1 - 20 for any language learners new to studying Chinese. We've also included a video below with voice pronunciation. Chinese Numbers: 0 to 10 If you want to be able to use numbers in Mandarin Chinese, it all comes down to nailing the numbers 0 to 10. The number 1 in Chinese is 一 (yī). Yes, it's just one horizontal line. The number 2 is 二 (èr), and 3 is 三 (sān). Notice a pattern? Learning Chinese isn't that difficult after all… right? 数字一到十 ( Shù zì yī dào shí ) - Numbers one to ten The numbers from 1 to 10 in Chinese are the following: 一 ( yī ) - 1 二 ( èr ) - 2 三 ( sān ) - 3 四 ( sì ) - 4 五 ( wǔ ) - 5 六 ( liù ) - 6 七 ( qī ) - 7 八 ( bā ) - 8 九 ( jiǔ ) - 9 十 ( shí ) - 10 Bonus number - zero in Chinese 零 ( líng ) - 0 Sometimes you may see the symbol 〇 informally used for zero. bglj3k8.

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