Japanese Lesson 1 [Raivu]

[Genari Ichijo]

Your lesson is very interesting, but there are some things I must inquire on, for example: why is it yon for the meaning of four but when you reach fourteen it turns into juushi? wouldn't it go to juuyon?

[Raivu]

Your lesson is very interesting, but there are some things I must inquire on, for example: why is it yon for the meaning of four but when you reach fourteen it turns into juushi? wouldn't it go to juuyon?

didn't I put Juuyon? I'll change that. But it would honestly be either "juushi" or "Juuyon" but "Juuyon" is actually the more common way to do it. Nobody really uses "juushi" so not a lot of people would quite understand what you're talking about.

[Tsuna]

didn't I put Juuyon? I'll change that. But it would honestly be either "juushi" or "Juuyon" but "Juuyon" is actually the more common way to do it. Nobody really uses "juushi" so not a lot of people would quite understand what you're talking about.

Whenever I speak, I fluctuate between juushi and juuyon; though I use juuyon more frequently. The reason (well, for me at the very least) that I use juuyon more than juushi is because juushi also means consideration or stress.