Here we need to listen to the dialogue and figure out how much of each item is being sold and for what total price.

The trick with this dialogue is to keep the numbers clear, as both amounts and prices are being discussed. Focus on the nouns and the unique counter words being used.

Remember—the forms used with generic counter words are different from the basic number words we learned at the beginning of our studies.

The customer first orders five coffees, and the shopkeeper tells them that it will be six hundred yen:
5 ; 600

Here we need to listen to the dialogue and figure out how much of each item is being sold and for what total price.

The trick with this dialogue is to keep the numbers clear, as both amounts and prices are being discussed. Focus on the nouns and the unique counter words being used.

Remember—the forms used with generic counter words are different from the basic number words we learned at the beginning of our studies.

The customer second orders three oranges, and the shopkeeper tells them that it will be 180 yen:
3 ; 180

Here we need to listen to the dialogue and figure out how much of each item is being sold and for what total price.

The trick with this dialogue is to keep the numbers clear, as both amounts and prices are being discussed. Focus on the nouns and the unique counter words being used.

Remember—the forms used with generic counter words are different from the basic number words we learned at the beginning of our studies.

The customer third orders nine onigiri, and the shopkeeper tells them that it will be one thousand and eighty yen:
9 ; 1080

Here we need to listen to the dialogue and figure out how much of each item is being sold and for what total price.

The trick with this dialogue is to keep the numbers clear, as both amounts and prices are being discussed. Focus on the nouns and the unique counter words being used.

Remember—the forms used with generic counter words are different from the basic number words we learned at the beginning of our studies.

The customer fourth asks for the price of one tea. The shopkeeper tells them that it will be one hundred and twenty yen for one tea. The customer then orders eight teas, and we can infer that it will be nine hundred and sixty yen:
8 ; 960

Here we need to listen to the dialogue and figure out how much of each item is being sold and for what total price.

The trick with this dialogue is to keep the numbers clear, as both amounts and prices are being discussed. Focus on the nouns and the unique counter words being used.

Remember—the forms used with generic counter words are different from the basic number words we learned at the beginning of our studies.

The customer finally orders seven bento boxes. The shopkeeper tells them that it will be one thousand and two hundred yen for each box. We can infer that it will cost 8400 yen:
7 ; 8400