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850 in Chinese Words

850 in Chinese is:

八百五十

Mandarin · Simplified Hanzi · Written cardinal with 二

Reading guide: Pinyin (base tones): bā bǎi wǔ shí

850 in Chinese words is 八百五十.

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850 in Chinese words: 八百五十
Mandarin · Simplified Hanzi · Written cardinal with 二

How 850 is built in Chinese

Place-value sum: 800 + 50 = 850.

  1. 8 × 100 = 800 → 八百.
  2. 5 × 10 = 50 → 五十.

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What does 百 contribute?

百 means 100. The coefficient 8 (八) contributes 800.

What does 十 contribute?

十 means 10. The coefficient 5 (五) contributes 50.

Why are the zero digits not written separately?

A cardinal spells quantities using scale words, not each decimal digit. In the selected form 八百五十, no explicit 零 is needed. In particular, trailing zeros are already represented by the occupied scale. Other spoken or written conventions can differ in internal zero wording.

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