How do you say "hundred, thousand, ten-thousand" in Japanese?

Name: You Learned 1 to 10. Now Hear the Real Price
Uploaded: 2026-07-17T21:09:55Z
Duration: 45 s
Description: Learn to say 百・千・万 (hyaku, sen, man) — hundred, thousand, ten-thousand. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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You Learned 1 to 10. Now Hear the Real Price

To say hundred, thousand, ten-thousand in Japanese, say 百・千・万 (hyaku, sen, man).

You learned one to ten, then the cashier said a price and you froze.

百・千・万 hyaku, sen, man hundred, thousand, ten-thousand

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In this video

百、千、万。 hyaku, sen, man Hundred, thousand, ten-thousand.
さんびゃく、ろっぴゃく、はっぴゃく。 sanbyaku, roppyaku, happyaku 300, 600, 800, the tricky hundreds.
三千五百円です。 sanzen-gohyaku-en desu That'll be 3,500 yen.

Why this phrase

You learned 1 to 10, but real yen prices stack 百, 千, and 万 with sound changes like さんびゃく and さんぜん. A listening drill so you actually catch the total the cashier says.