How to Say ‘850 yen’ in Japanese
八百五十円
happyaku gojuu en
[hahp-PYAH-koo goh-JOO en]
💬 Usage Tip: [円] attaches to the number. If you can’t catch the whole number, listening for [円] helps you identify “this is the price.”
🇯🇵 In Japan: Prices are almost always said with [円]. Many places show the amount on a screen, so you can confirm visually too.
Phrase Breakdown
八百
happyaku
[hahp-PYAH-koo]
800 (eight hundred)
Number used in prices. 八百 = 800, read はっぴゃく (not はちひゃく).
八百五十円になります。
That comes to 850 yen.
五十
gojuu
[goh-JOO]
50 (fifty)
Number used in prices. 五十 = 50, read ごじゅう.
八百五十円です。
It is 850 yen.
円
en
[en]
yen
Japanese currency unit. Follows the number: 850円.
お会計は八百五十円です。
The total is 850 yen.
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