How to Say ‘One hundred and one’ in Japanese
百一
hyaku ichi
[hyaku ichi]
💬 Usage Tip: 百一 is literally 百 + 一, "one hundred one." Japanese usually says numbers straight through without an extra word like English "and," so also 百二十 for 120.
Phrase Breakdown
百
hyaku
[hyaku]
hundred
Hundred is represented as 百 in kanji, used for counting in large numbers.
百ページの本です。
It's a hundred-page book.
一
ichi
[ichi]
one
One, typically used in counting and combinations like one hundred and one.
その店で一つ買いました。
I bought one at the store.
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