- Un (uhn) 1
- Deux (deu) 2
- Trois (twa) 3
- Quatre (cat-tre) 4
- Cinq (sank) 5
- Six (sees) 6
- Sept (set) 7
- Huit (wheat) 8
- Neuf (nurf) 9
- Dix (dees) 10
- Onze (onze) 11
- Douze (dooze) 12
- Treize (trez) 13
- Quatorze (cat-oars) 14
- Quinze (cans) 15
- Seize (sez) 16
- Dix-sept (di-set) 17
- Dix-huit (dees-wheat) 18
- Dix-neuf (dees-nurf) 19
- Vingt (vant) 20
- Vingt et un (vant ay uhn) 21
- Vingt-deux (vant duh) 22
- And so on. Remember: When you say 21, 31, 41, 51, 61, et cetera, you always put the "et" (ay) between the two numbers. Here are the numbers up to 50 (by tens):
- Trente (tront) 30
- Quarante (caront) 40
- Cinquante (sankonte) 50
Remember to practice and say them in your spare time.to help you get the pronunciation right try to get a native speaker to say them to you.
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