2018年12月19日星期三

What doed the "w" mean in Chinese Numbers?

Whenever I'm looking at douyin or bilibili videos, I've noticed the number of views, followers, likes, etc will be written as "7.7w" or "80w". What does the w stand for, if it is an abbreviation. If not what does it mean?

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  1. Puppywoof2020年11月29日 10:36

    W means 万 that reads as wàn. 万 means thousand. Therefore, if its 80w then its 80 thousand

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  2. Nikki2021年5月6日 00:34

    noob!!!! 万 is ten thousand!!! if 80w mean 800,000...xD

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