1. This document lists French cardinal numbers from 1 to 1000000000, including some variations used in Belgium and Switzerland. 2. It also provides French ordinal numbers from 1st to 20th and notes that ordinal adjectives agree with the noun in gender and number. 3. Additional details are given on plural forms of numbers and how numbers are written in French compared to English.

1. FRENCH NUMBERS
here you can find cardinal numeric adjectives
1 un
2 deux
3 trois
4 quatre
5 cinq
6 six in French it is said sisse and not sixe
7 sept it is said sette
8 huit
9 neuf
10 dix it is said disse
11 Onze
12 Douze
13 Treize
14 Quatorze
15 Quinze
16 Seize
17 Dix-sept
18 Dix-huit
19 Dix-neuf
20 Vingt it is said vinte
21 Vingt-et-un
22 Vingt-deux
23 Vingt-trois
24 Vingt-quatre
25 Vingt-cinq

2. 26 Vingt-six
27 Vingt-sept
28 Vingt-huit
29 Vingt-neuf
30 Trente
31 Trente-et-un
40 quarante
50 cinquante
60 soixante
70 soixante-dix
80 quatre-vingts
90 quatre-vingt-dix
100 cent
101 cent un or cent-un
200 deux-cents
201 deux-cent-un
1000 mille
2000 deux mille
1000000 un million
2000000 deux millions
1000000000 un milliard (in english it is said
also one billion)

3. 1000000000 un triard
In Belgium 70, 80 and 90 are said septante,
octante and nonante
In Switzerland they are said thus except 80
huitante
They take no S in plural except 20 and 100
when they are multiplied and not followed by
an other number
200 deux-cents
201 deux-cent-un
80 quatre-vingts
81 quatre-vingt-un
In english 1,000 means one thousand
In French 1,000 means 1 point 0

4. Ordinal numeric adjectives
1st : in French it‟s “premier” or 1er
2nd : it‟s “second” or “deuxième” or 2nd ou
2ème
3rd : it „s « troisième » or 3ème
4th : it‟s « quatrième »
5th : cinquième or 5ème
6th : sixième
7th : septième
8th : huitième
9th : neuvième
10th : dizième
11th onzième
20th : vingtième
These adjectives are linked with the name in
genre and number.
For instance, les premiers