This document provides instructions on counting to 100 in Hebrew. It explains that numbers from 11-19 are formed by combining the number 10 with the ones digit. Multiples of 10 from 20-90 are the base number in masculine plural form. The only new word is 100 (מאה). Numbers between decades are formed by combining the multiple of 10 with the ones digit using "and". Both masculine and feminine forms are demonstrated.

1. Numbers
 In this lesson, we will learn how to count to 100 in Hebrew.

2. Numbers
 The Hebrew numbers from 11 to 19 use the same numbers
as we learned in lesson 23. Hebrew doesn’t have a different
word for these numbers but combines the ones digit that you
have learned with the number 10.
 11 = 10 + 1 = אחת עשרה
 12 = 10 + 2 = שתים עשרה
 13 = 10 + 3 = שלוש עשרה
 14 = 10 + 4 = ארבע עשרה
 15 = 10 + 5 = חמש עשרה
 16 = 10 + 6 = שש עשרה
 17 = 10 + 7 = שבע עשרה
 18 = 10 + 8 = שמונה עשרה
 19 = 10 + 9 = תשע עשרה

3. Numbers
 The number 20 is the first new word you will learn, but it
really is not a new word. It is just the plural of 10. In fact all
multiples of ten are the base number (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) in
masculine plural form. This makes them easy to remember.
 - 20 עשרים
 - 30 שלושים
 - 40 ארבעים
 - 50 חמישים
 - 60 שישים
 - 70 שבעים
 - 80 שמונים
 - 90 תשעים

4. Numbers
 The only truly new word that you will learn in this lesson is
the number 100. This word is מאה and is completely
different from any other number in this lesson. You must
memorize this word.
 Now that you know the tens digit, how do you form a number
in between? Just like the numbers 11-19, Hebrew does
some addition to figure out these numbers. Just use the
multiple of ten in the tens digit and then put the ones digit
with the word ו as a prefix. For example:
 24 = 20 + 4 = עשרים וארבע (twenty and four)
 57 = 50 + 7 = חמישים ושבע (fifty and seven)
 85 = 80 + 5 = שמונה וחמש (eighty and five)

5. Numbers
 The numbers shown so far are the feminine forms.
 If you want to form the masculine form of the numbers
between 11 -19, use the rules from lesson 23 for the first part
of the number and for the –teen part ( עשרה ) just remove the
final .ה
 11 = אחד עשר
 12 = שנים עשר
 13 = שלושה עשר
 14 = ארבעה עשר
 15 = חמישה עשר
 16 = שישה עשר
 17 = שבעה עשר
 18 = שמונה עשר
 19 = תשעה עשר

6. Numbers
 Fortunately, the numbers for the multiples of 10
(20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90) are gender neutral meaning they
are neither masculine nor feminine and only have one form.
So you can treat these numbers as you do in English and
use them all the time no matter what the gender of the noun
is.
 For the numbers in between the multiple of ten numbers (23,
76, 34, etc), the masculine form is formed by using the
neutral multiple of ten number and the masculine form of the
1’s digit. For example,
 99(m) = תשעים ותשעה
 35(m) = שלושים וחמשה