How to Say ‘850 yen’ in Japanese
850円
850 en
[happyaku gojuu en]
💬 Usage Tip: [円] means “yen.” In prices, Japanese usually just says the number + [円], like [850円]. Quick reading tip: [800] is [八百], and [50] is [五十].
🇯🇵 In Japan: At fast food shops in Japan, prices are often shown very clearly on menu boards and self-order screens. Sometimes tax is already included, so [850円] may be exactly what you pay.
Phrase Breakdown
850
850
[happyaku gojuu]
850
A number meaning eight hundred fifty. In prices, it combines with 円 to show cost.
セットは850です。
The set is 850.
円
en
[en]
yen
The Japanese currency unit. It is used after a number to show price.
これは円で払います。
I will pay for this in yen.
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