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How to Say ‘18,000 yen’ in Japanese

一万八千円になります。

いちまんはっせんえんになります。

💬 Usage Tip: Breakdown: 一万 (10,000), 八千 (8,000), 円 (yen).

🇯🇵 In Japan: Prices are often stated in full, giving a sense of value.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

いち

[ichi]

Ten thousand

The number 10,000.

Example

それは一万円です。

That is ten thousand yen.

まん

[man]

Ten thousand

A unit of ten thousand.

Example

一万個あります。

There are ten thousand pieces.

八千はっせん

[hassen]

Eight thousand

The number 8,000.

Example

八千円を支払いました。

I paid 8,000 yen.

えん

[en]

Yen

Japanese unit of currency.

Example

百円は安いです。

100 yen is cheap.

[ni]

to

Used to indicate direction or result.

Example

ゴールに向かって走ります。

I run toward the goal.

なりなり

[nari]

becomes

Changes into a state, usually a final price.

Example

それは高くなります。

It becomes expensive.

ますます

[masu]

(formal ending)

Ends a polite sentence.

Example

行きます。

I will go.

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