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四十

sì shí · si shi

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

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你(nǐ)刚(gāng)刚(gāng)吃(chī)了(le)四(sì)十(shí)份(fèn)布(bù)丁(dīng)吗(ma)？

Did you just eat forty servings of pudding?

十(shí)、二(èr)十(shí)、三(sān)十(shí)、四(sì)十(shí)、五(wǔ)十(shí)、六(liù)十(shí)、七(qī)十(shí)、八(bā)十(shí)、九(jiǔ)十(shí)、一(yì)百(bǎi)。

Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety, hundred.

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