Counting in Japanese

Counting in Japanese is easy. Here's the info:
English Japanese
one ichi
two ni
three san
four shi
five go
six roku
seven shichi
eight hachi
nine ku
ten ju
twenty ni-ju
thirty san-ju
fourty yon-ju
fifty go-ju
sixty roku-ju
seventy nana-ju
eighty hachi-ju
ninety kyu-ju
one hundred hyaku

 

So, when you get to ten (ju), eleven is ten and one, or ju-ichi, twelve is ju-ni, thirty three is san-ju-san. Get the idea?