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there were eight rocks
ishi-ga yattsu arimashita
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I ate five apples
ringo-o itsutsu tabemashita
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there were three mountains
yama-ga mittsu arimashita
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there are ten
tou arimasu
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how many are there? there are four
ikitsu arimasu-ka. yottsu arimasu
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how many rocks are there? there are nine rocks
ishi-ga ikutsu arimasu-ka. ishi-ga kokonotsu arimasu
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there was one teacher
sensei-ga hitori imashita
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there were thirty students
seito-ga sanjuunin imashita
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there were four hundred students at the school
gakkou-ni seito-ga yonhyakunin imashita
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how many people are there?
nannin imasu-ka
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how many students are there at the school?
gakkou-ni seito-ga nannin imasu-ka
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Please give me one sheet of paper
kami-o ichimai kudasai
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there are seven stamps
kitte-ga nanamai arimasu
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how many letters are there?
tegami-ga nanmai arimasu-ka
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counter for small, round objects
-ko
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one (small round thing)
ikko
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six (small round things)
rokko
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eight (small round things)
hakko
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ten (small round things)
juukko
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how many? (small round things)
nanko
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there are three chairs
isu-ga sanko arimasu
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there were eleven trash cans
gomiboko-ga juuikko arimashita
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how many cups are there?
koppu-ga nanko arimasu-ka
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John ate six strawberries
jon-san-wa ichigo-ga rokko tabemashita
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counter for long, cylindrical objects
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one (long, cylindrical object)
ippon
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three (long, cylindrical objects)
sanbom
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six (long, cylindrical objects)
roppon
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eight (long, cylindrical objects)
happon
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ten (long, cylindrical objects)
juuppon
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how many? (long, cylindrical objects)
nanbon
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Please give me three pencils
enpitsu-o sanbon kudasai
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There are seven roads
michi-ga nanahon arimasu
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I read one book
hon-o ippon yomimashita
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How many pens are there?
pen-ga nanbon arimasu-ka
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How many books did you read?
hon-o nanbon yomimashita-ka
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counter for animals(not birds)
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one (animal, not bird)
ippiki
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three (animals, not birds)
sanbiki
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six (animals, not birds)
roppiki
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eight (animals, not birds)
happiki
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ten (animals, not birds)
juuppiki
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how many (animals, not birds)
nanbiki
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There were three cats
neko-ga sanbiki imashita
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There are ten rats at the station
eki-ni nuzumi-ga juuppiki imasu
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How many horses did you see?
uma-o nanbiki mimashita-ka
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How many mice are there in the kitchen?
daidoukoro-ni nuzumi-ga nanbiki imasu-ka
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