We learned at school that the square root of nine is three.
The population of Japan is one-eighth as that of China.
The little boy counts it out on his fingers and said, "Seven."
The boy's fingers moved in this pockets. Then he replied, "Eleven."
Our daughter will be in the Shichi-Go-San festival this year.
The total is one hundred.
The proportion of girls to boys in our class is three to two.
In U.S. bakeries, a "baker's dozen" is 13, not 12.
Four multiplied by two is eight.
The sum of two plus three plus four is nine.
In U.S. bakeries, a "baker's dozen" is 13, not 12.
4,219 is an extremely unlucky number.
Everybody knows that two and two make four.
Gosh, I'm 25 years old now. Isn't that horrible? Rounding up, I'm 30!
We learned at school that the square root of nine is three.
Tom is currently 19, but he's 20 if you go by the Kazoedoshi counting system.