Big numbers are one of my weak points and it’s probably not just me. I feel like I just have to cram them. So here’s a neat table:
10^x
Number
Reading
English
10^15
1’000’000’000’000’000
1000 兆
1 quadrillon
10^14
100’000’000’000’000
100 兆
100 trillion
10^13
10’000’000’000’000
10 兆
10 trillion
10^12
1’000’000’000’000
1兆
1 trillion
10^11
100’000’000’000
1000 億
100 billion
10^10
10’000’000’000
100 億
10 billion
10^9
1’000’000’000
10 億
1 billion
10^8
100’000’000
1 億
100 million
10^7
10’000’000
1000 万
10 million
10^6
1’000’000
100 万
1 million
10^5
100’000
10 万
100 thousand
10^4
10’000
1 万
10 thousand
10^3
1’000
1 千
1 thousand
Resources for recognizing spoken (not super big) numbers. Latter one has counters attached to the spoken number, but you don’t have to type it, just the numerals.
・Was originally making table only up to 億, but I figured might as well add 兆 too.
・In Norwegian, after “million” comes “milliard” not “billion”. So that’s adding to the complexity for me
I didn’t notice this option. I wonder whether it will prevent YouTube auto-dub (or instead also, auto-dub into Japanese, not the obvious English original).
It does this, yes. I find auto-dub annoying, even when in jp. If someone’s talking in english I want to hear them speak with their own words. Sometimes I even switch language to english if it’s something I really want to hear and then switch back to jp after.
