1. [number 1-100]
There is no rule to the way to
remember the names for the
numbers 1 to 10 in French so
we recommend that you
simply practice!
2. • 10 is a nombre ou numéro!
Un chiffre is used to express a digit.
( 1, 2, 3,4,5,6,7,8,9)
• dix is un nombre, made from Les Chiffres 1 and
0.
• Le numéro is used to refer to street / phone /
house numbers and room numbers.
CHIFFRES, NUMÉROS,
NOMBRES
3. C’est facile de compter en français
• 0 zéro
• 1 un
• 2 deux
• 3 trois
• 4 quatre
• 5 cinq
• 6 six
• 7 sept
• 8 huit
• 9 neuf
• 10 dix
4. CHIFFRES, NUMÉROS,
NOMBRES [ 11 to 20 ]
• Numbers 11 to 16 all end with 'ze'.
• Numbers 17, 18 and 19 are directly translated to
be 'ten-seven','ten-eight' and 'ten-nine'.
• 17,18,19 and a lot of other numbers that are a
ten unit + something else use a hyphen!
5. Numbers 11 to 16 all end with 'ze'.
11 onze buzzzzzz
12 douze
13 treize
14 quatorze
15 quinze
16 seize
6. Numbers 17, 18 and 19 are directly
translated to be 'ten-seven','ten-eight'
and 'ten-nine'.
• 17 dix-sept
• 18 dix-huit
• 19 dix-neuf
• 17,18,19 and a lot of other numbers that are a
ten unit + something else use a hyphen!
7. CHIFFRES, NUMÉROS,
NOMBRES [ 21 - 30 ]
• The only thing to note
here is that 21 is referred
to as '20 and 1'.
• 'et' is 'and' in French
• Trente is “30”
9. CHIFFRES, NUMÉROS,
NOMBRES [ 31 - 40 ]
• Notice some familiarity here?
Numbers 31 to 40 are simple match the same pattern as
numbers 21 - 30.
• Again worth remembering that 31 is referred to as '30
and 1'.
• 40 is quarante
• Quatre, quatorze, quarante
• Trois, treize , trente
11. CHIFFRES, NUMÉROS,
NOMBRES [ 41 - 50 ]
• Notice some familiarity here?
Numbers 41 to 50 are again represented the
same way as 21-30 and 31-40.
• Guess number 50 in french…
• cinquante
17. 70: in french is equal to 60 and 10
• Like 17 , 18, and 19
• You remember: dix-seppt, dix-huit, dix-neuf
• So, how do you say 70 in french ?
• Soixante-dix
18. 70 and 60, 10 !
• This is where things
start to go a little bit
strange.
• Numbers 60 - 79 are all
60 + another number.
ie. 63 = 60 + 3 =
soixante-trois
and
73 = 60 + 13 =
soixante-treize
21. 80, 90 et 100
• A little guess please
• Cinquante trente
• Soixante vingt
• Huit dix
• Non non non
• It’s simple
• Quatre- vingt = 80
22. FOUR x TWENTY (of course!):
• In French 80 is refered to as four twenties.
• 80 - 99 are all refered to as 80 + another
number
ie. 83 = quatre-vingt-trois
and
93 = 80 + 13 = quatre-vingt-treize.
Notice that 81 is not written like 41,51 etc..
26. Counting 100+
• Overview:
Now being able to say and recognise the
numbers in French up to 100 is good. But at the
same time a bit limited, now it's time to take a
look at all those other numbers between 100 and
Infinity !
Objective:
Understand how to construct numbers from 100
to infinity (..and beyond!)
27. NOMBRES > 100 !
• If you can remember all the numbers up to 100 then numbers
greater than 100 are actually quite straightforward.
• MULTIPLE 20's and 100's:When you have multiple 'vingt' OR
'cent' expressions they are written plural
ie. 80 = quatre-vingts
400 = quatre cents
..BUT..
'cent' only takes an S when it is more than 100 and not
followed by another number.
ie. 210 = deux cent dix! (No 'S')
Mille (1000) though is never plural !
ie. 8000 = huit mille!
28. • 101 cent un
• 111 cent onze
• 222 deux cent vingt-deux
• 333 trois cent trente-trois
• 444 quatre cent quarante-quatre
• 555 cinq cent cinquante-cinq
• 666 six cent soixante-six
• 777 sept cent soixante-dix-sept
• 888 huit cent quatre-vingt-huit
• 999 neuf cent quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
• 1001 mille un