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		— (-f ■/■) one     —(-f-z-v) one o'clock
«—		(-i í * > -t-f) first-year student -^J- (-f           one minute      — O (l>b'j) one
	(one)	(1) —
	=i 24z	— (—) two      —a# (—y) two o'clock —■í-ifc (— i->-fe-f) second-year student ~LO Ui;o) two     — BFbJ UtJ**^) two days
	(two)	(2) - X
		=. (+r>) three      5.Bf             three o'clock (*>*>-t-f) third-year student HO (*-3-o) three
	(three)	(3) -    = =
		
		13 (J; A) four      E3«t (J:->"> four o'clock
		V3%-£. (J:-i->-b-f) fourth-year student E30 (Jc-d-o)   four      lZ9fl April
	(four)	(5) i   n n w ffl
		
JS.	1	i       five      -S.n# (rf'í>) five o'clock iO (WOO') five
	(five)	(4) -    7"    * .5.
		
		A (n?) six      A»t (n?>) six o'clock
^ i_	fro	-řrW (o y tví') six hundred
		5^77- (n.yr>) six minutes      t^O ttf-3"3) six
	(six)	(4) '           jř- 3*;
		
		-fc (š^/>$:&) seven      -ťHř (y + -š) seven o'clock
		-to (Ířír-D) seven
	(seven)	(2) — -t
		
		>\           eight       '^9% (^.řS') eight o'clock Af ('>'/ťt'l eight hundred (^-y+M) eight years old      A.O (^o'J) eight
	(eight)	(2) *
009			?t (%a..^) nine      7tn# ft$J£> nine o'clock
			(+:x'>+M) nine years old             (E£0-p) nine
		(nine)	(2) ) jl
010	+		+ (V^.^) ten            (y"ir>>") ten o'clock -Ml (y a. -y -tr »f) ten years old       + (   fe) ten
		(ten)	(2)  — -f-
Oil	w	t *r7	W (tt?) hundred     Sf (if>-h*^r^) three hundred AW (n -y tfv 9) six hundred Af (y%.y H-v ^) eight hundred
		(hundred)	«i) - T r      W f
012			
		-fej-f. -tf>	-f- (-te>) thousand      -S.-f- (*>-&">) three thousand
			/v-f- (vwyte>) eight thousand
	f	(thousand)	(3) -    — -f
013			—^ ('f f^V) ten thousand -f-^        ">-?>) one hundred thousand (t^?-?>) one million
		(ten thousand)	(3) —   -J S
014			"gH (t \7j-~s~) one hundred yen P3 (*» circle
		(yen; circle)	(4) i  n n n
015			—b% (-f   y) one o'clock -rfSOaf (Z Hi,(OtS) in one's childhood 9%<5f (fcgifS) sometimes      b#f+ (h^-f) watch
		(time)	(ill) i    n    h    b    a-   a+   a*        a% af
(In this chart, katakana indicates the on'yotm I pronunciation originally borrowed from Chinese] and hiragann indicates the kun'yomi [native Japanese reading].)
G)M^(DWM (Kanji Practice)
A. Read the price of the following items in kanji and write it in numbers.
Example:     a 3 U — h     (1) ^ > # f-
(2) -yr/^-f
fltR (¥ 150)
(3) H«
(¥_)
(4) fl't*
(¥___)
(5) -v > -> a >
□ □ □ □□ L3 □ □ □ □
□ □ODD
□ □ a □ o
ES
(¥_)
(¥___)
B. Write the following prices in kanji.
Example: ¥5,120 A-fE3W-+H 1. ¥30 2. ¥140 _
3. ¥251
1. ¥6,070 6. ¥42,500 8. ¥3,200,000
5. ¥8,190 7. ¥168,000 9. ¥57,000,000
An international exchange student writes about his daily routine. Read the passage to find out about his schedule and fill in the blanks below.
Hit. f-^fjztz^AH -CtAS riUS^if, $ ft -J ~fe
7:00
(        )     go to the university 9:00 _ _
(        )     eat lunch 1:00 _
6:00
(        )     watch TV
( )__
® IK!!!! (Writing Practice)
Write about your daily routine. Use the above passage as a model.