French Numbers!
2-4-6-8! What do we appreciate? Numbers! You can't
speak French well if you don't know numbers. How else will you do math without
numbers? If you move to France, you won't be able to do your math problems
if you don't know them. You won't be able to buy things either because you
won't understand how much things cost. Have fun and learn your numbers!
Click on the image to hear what the number sounds like!
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ZÉRO
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UN
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DEUX
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TROIS
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QUATRE
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CINQ
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SIX
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SEPT
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HUIT
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NEUF
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DIX
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ONZE
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DOUZE
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TREIZE
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QUATORZE
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QUINZE
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SEIZE
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DIX-SEPT
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DIX-HUIT
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DIX-NEUF
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VINGT
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TRENTE
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QUARANTE
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CINQUANTE
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SOIXANTE
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SOIXANTE-DIX
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QUATRE-VINGTS
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QUATRE-VINGT-DIX
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CENT
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MILLE
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Tips :)
100 cents make a dollar. Cent is the word for 100!
If you ran 1,000 miles you would be exhausted. Well,
good news! Mille is the word for 1,000, very close to mile!
Douze is similar to the word 'dozen' in English.
How many is in a dozen? Can you remember? That's right! 12!
Un means one. Think of a unicycle. A unicycle only
has one wheel and starts with the word 'un'.
Six is the easiest number in French!! It is exactly
the same!
80 in French means 4 "20s". Get it? 4 x 20 = 80.
Brilliant!
Trois starts out similar to triangle. They both have
'tr'. A triangle has three corners, an easy way to remember the word trois.
Quiz!
Now it's time for some fun math! Answers are below.
What is...
A. Deux plus Neuf?
B. Quatre minus Un?
C. Soixante divided by Trois?
D. Soixante-dix plus Dix?
E. Trente times Deux?
F. Douze plus Dix-huit?
G. Vingt plus Trente?
H. Cinquante minus Dix?
I. Soixante-dix minus Dix?
J. Sept plus Huit?
Answers:
A. Onze, B. Trois, C. Vingt, D. Quatre-vingts, E.
Soixante, F. Vingt, G. Cinquante, H. Quarante, I. Soixante, J. Quinze