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Ann A.
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I did not know there was another word for seven! I have always used nana which I now know is the more casual way of saying it 🙂😊
Instead of "hitch hatch cue", in English we say "Seven eight nine"
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Tim G.
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Instead of "hitch hatch cue", in English we say "Shichi hachi kyuu not hitch hatch cue"
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Kurisu
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Rating: 5
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January 10, 2016
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Roku Nana hatchi kyu juu! :)
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Daniela 由紀子 M.
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November 11, 2015
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Anelise
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I don't understand; are you asking me to count from seven to nine in Japanese, using words, not hiragana/katakana? If so, you could maybe just say "count from 7 to 9."
Also, I'm not a native Japanese speaker, so I'm probably wrong when I ask this, but I thought it was shichi (or nana), hachi, and kyuu? When translating from japanese characters to english writing, this is how we normally see them: shichi, hachi, kyuu
Instead of "hitch hatch cue", in English we say "seven, eight, nine"
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January 23, 2014
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Instead of "hitch hatch cue", in we say "shichi hatchi kyu"
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Lizzy D.
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Instead of "hitch hatch cue", in Norwegian we say "åtte ni ti"
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