While it is easy and universal to express numbers in Arabic numerals, when living in Chinese-influenced regions, you can often see people write numbers in various ways. Today we are going to go through three common forms, how they are used differently, and a comparison chart at the end.
In Chinese culture, people write numbers depending on their purposes. When referring to values, Arabic numerals are used. In normal writings; e.g. books, articles, or poems; people write numbers in Lowercase Chinese numbers. Lastly, in financial or legal situations, e.g. writing a cheque or contact, they often express numbers in uppercase Chinese numbers.
1. Arabic numerals
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2. Lowercase Chinese numbers
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3. Uppercase Chinese number
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