How to Say ‘From 6,000 yen’ in Japanese
六千円から
rokusen en kara
[roh-KOO-sen en kara]
💬 Usage Tip: から after a price or time means "from" or "starting at". 六千 is said (rokusen), and 円 is (en), not (yen).
Phrase Breakdown
六千
rokusen
[roh-KOO-sen]
six thousand
The number 6,000.
六千円お願いします。
Six thousand yen, please.
円
en
[en]
yen
The Japanese currency unit.
チケットは八千円です。
The ticket is 8,000 yen.
から
kara
[kara]
from
Shows the starting point in a range, such as from row 1.
一列目から五列目まで売り切れです。
From the first row to the fifth row is sold out.
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