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Its Onyomi reading is 'ICHI' or 'ITSU', and its Kunyomi reading is 'hito(tsu)' or 'hito-'.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the kanji for 'thousand' and 'ten thousand' read?\",\"answer\":\"The kanji for 'thousand' (千) is read as 'SEN', and the kanji for 'ten thousand' (万) is read as 'MAN' or 'BAN'.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the specific readings provided for the number 'six'?\",\"answer\":\"For the number 'six' (六), the Onyomi reading is 'ROKU', and the Kunyomi readings include 'mutt(su)', 'mu(tsu)', 'mu', and 'mui'.\"}]","JLPT N5 Kanji - Numbers | PDF",1791169597]