| Okay, now it's your turn. |
| Do you remember how to say “What's your favorite number?” |
| すきなすうじはなんですか。 (Suki na sūji wa nan desu ka.) |
| Imagine It's two. Do you remember how to say "two?" |
| に, に (ni, ni) |
| Say “It's two.” |
| にです。 (Ni desu.) |
| Now answer the question saying “It's two.” |
| すきなすうじはなんですか。 (Suki na sūji wa nan desu ka.) |
| にです。 (Ni desu.) |
| Now imagine four. Do you remember how to say “four?” |
| よん, よん (yon, yon) |
| Say “It's four.” |
| よんです。 (Yon desu.) |
| Now answer the question saying “It's four.” |
| すきなすうじはなんですか。 (Suki na sūji wa nan desu ka.) |
| よんです。 (Yon desu.) |
| Now imagine nine. Do you remember how to say “nine?” |
| きゅう, きゅう (kyū, kyū) |
| Say “It's nine.” |
| きゅうです。 (Kyū desu.) |
| Now answer the question saying “It's nine.” |
| すきなすうじはなんですか。 (Suki na sūji wa nan desu ka.) |
| きゅうです。 (Kyū desu.) |
| In this lesson, you learned numbers phrases you can use in your everyday life to talk about numbers. |
| You are now able to count like a native speaker! |
| See you in the next lesson! |
| Bye! |
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