It is really easy to learn Chinese numbers. The list below shows you the numbers in Chinese you will encounter frequently. The pronunciation below is based on Hanyu Pinyin.

1 one (yi) 一
2 two (er) 二
3 three (san) 三
4 four (si) 四
5 five (wu) 五
6 six (liu) 六
7 seven (qi) 七
8 eight (ba) 八
9 nine (jiu) 九
10 ten (shi) 十
11 eleven (shi yi) 十一
12 twelve (shi er) 十二
13 thirteen (shi san) 十三
14 fourteen (shi si) 十四
15 fifteen (shi wu) 十五
16 sixteen (shi liu) 十六
17 seventeen (shi qi) 十七
18 eighteen (shi ba) 十八
19 nineteen (shi jiu) 十九
20 twenty (er shi) 二十
21 twenty one (er shi yi) 二十一
22 twenty two (er shi er) 二十二
23 twenty three (er shi san) 二十三
30 thirty (san shi) 三十
40 forty (si shi) 四十
50 fifty (wu shi) 五十
60 sixty (liu shi) 六十
70 seventy (qi shi) 七十
80 eighty (ba shi) 八十
90 ninety (jiu shi) 九十
100 one hundred (yi bai) 一百
200 two hundred (liang bai) 兩百
300 three hundred (san bai) 三百
1000 one thousand (yi qian) 一千
2000 two thousand (liang qian) 兩千
10,000 ten thousand (yi wan) 一萬
100,000 hundred thousand (shi wan) 十萬
1,000,000 one million (yi bai wan) 一百萬
10,000,000 ten million (yi qian wan) 一千萬
100,000,000 hundred million (yi yi) 一億 [Here, the pronunciation is Yi2 Yi4]
1,000,000,000 one thousand million, one billion (shi yi) 十億
1,000,000,000,000 one trillion (yi zhao) 一兆
10,000,000,000,000,000 ten thousand trillion (yi jing) 一京
100,000,000,000,000,000,000 one hundred million trillian (yi gai) 一垓
1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 one trillion trillion (yi zi) 一秭

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This post has been edited by leetan33: Nov 30 2014, 09:45 AM

Different pronunciation. Yi2 Yi4

No need. Just two words. Yi2 Yi4.

Kanji-wise, it's the same. Pronunciation-wise, Chinese one is much shorter.

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11 eleven (shi yi) 十一 shi2 yi1
1,000,000,000 one thousand million, one billion (shi yi) 十億 shi2 yi4

different

that's a bit difficult for me. you ask questions lah, i try to answer. my romanised version is based on pinyin.

This post has been edited by leetan33: Nov 30 2014, 12:06 AM

yi1 is a flat tone (YI~) while yi4 is a strong tone (YI!).

$1000 = one grand

Regardless of which Chinese dialect/language you're speaking, the character is still the same.
Personal question, can you read Chinese characters?

This post has been edited by leetan33: Nov 30 2014, 09:45 AM