English–Japanese
“trillion” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajichō
Example
その数は一兆を超えます。so no sū wa ichi chō o ko e ma su
That number exceeds one trillion.
How to say “trillion” in Japanese
“Trillion” in Japanese is 兆 (chō).
Marks a fixed scale of one thousand billion, turning an extremely large quantity into a standard counting unit.
Example sentences with 兆
新しい事業には一兆円もの資金が必要です。atara shi i ji gyō ni wa ichi chō en mo no shi kin ga hitsu yō de su
The new project requires as much as one trillion yen in funding.
Tips for using 兆
- In Japanese, 兆 (chō, "trillion") follows the number, so 2兆 means two trillion, a pattern shared by other large-number units.