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Why are there multiple ways of saying numbers in Japanese?

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marelaahmetaj marelaahmetaj

05-11-2021

So why does Japanese have multiple words for the same number? It's partly to do with superstition - “shi” sounds like the Japanese word for death and “ku” can mean suffering; “shichi” can also mean “place of death”.

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