Here are the Mandarin Chinese words for counting from 1 to 10: 一 (yī) - The tone is a high level pitch. Basically say "eee" while keeping your tone flat. 二 (èr) - The tone starts mid-level then drops down. Say "err" starting higher then going lower. 三 (sān) - The tone rises up from low to high. Say Learn the Numbers 1 - 10 in Mandarin Chinese Useful Chinese with Chris 139K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed 2.8K 266K views 5 years ago [English] Learn Mandarin Chinese Today we learn You can say any number from 1001 to 9999 with 千 (qiān) by reading out the first number, then the word 千 (qiān), then the rest of the number. If the number contains zero(s) in the middle, for example, 1005 or 1050, read out a zero (零 líng). 数字一到十 ( Shù zì yī dào shí ) - Numbers one to ten The numbers from 1 to 10 in Chinese are the following: 一 ( yī ) - 1 二 ( èr ) - 2 三 ( sān ) - 3 四 ( sì ) - 4 五 ( wǔ ) - 5 六 ( liù ) - 6 七 ( qī ) - 7 八 ( bā ) - 8 九 ( jiǔ ) - 9 十 ( shí ) - 10 Bonus number - zero in Chinese 零 ( líng ) - 0 Sometimes you may see the symbol 〇 informally used for zero. The number 1-9 + 百 + 一 + the number 10-19. Chinese Numbers 1,000 and Beyond. So far, the patterns of Chinese numbers have been pretty easy to understand. The number system has followed a logical order, and odds are you feel comfortable forming your own numbers from zero to 999. But above 999, Chinese numbers can get a bit tricky. .

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