Counting in French: From Zero to One Hundred

Counting in French

Learn how to count from zero to one hundred in French

Counting in French

• 0-19: Zéro, Un, Deux, Trois, Quatre, Cinq, Six, Sept, Huit, Neuf

• 20-59: Vingt, Vingt et un, Vingt-deux, Vingt-trois, Vingt-quatre, Vingt-cinq, Vingt-six, Vingt-sept

• 30-99: Trente, Quarante, Cinquante, Soixante, Soixante-dix, Quatre-vingts, Quatre-vingt-dix

• 100: Cent

Multiple Choice

How do you say '70' in French?

• Soixante-dix

• Quatre-vingts

• Quatre-vingt-dix

• Soixante-dix-neuf

French Numbers

Trivia: In French, the number '70' is called soixante-dix, which literally means 'sixty-ten'. This unique way of counting continues with '80' being called quatre-vingts (four-twenty) and '90' being called quatre-vingt-dix (four-twenty-ten). It's a fascinating aspect of the French language!

Counting in French

• Zero to One Hundred: Learn how to count from 0 to 100 in French.
• Instructional Guide: Detailed instructions on how to pronounce and write each number.
• Important Numbers: Highlighted numbers include 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50.
• Common Phrases: Learn phrases like 'trente et un' (31) and 'quarante-cinq' (45).

Counting in French

• 50-69: Cinquante, Cinqante et un, Cinquante-deux, Cinquante-trois, Cinquante-quatre, Cinquante-cinq, Cinquante-six, Cinquante-sept, Cinquante-huit, Cinquante-neuf
• 70-79: Soixante-dix, Soixante et onze, Soixante-douze, Soixante-treize, Soixante-quatorze, Soixante-quinze, Soixante-seize, Soixante-dix-sept, Soixante-dix-huit, Soixante-dix-neuf
• 60-69: Soixante, Soixante et un, Soixante-deux, Soixante-trois, Soixante-quatre, Soixante-cinq, Soixante-six, Soixante-sept

Multiple Choice

How do you say 90 in French?

• Quatre-vingt-dix

• Quatre-vingt-neuf

• Quatre-vingt-huit

• Quatre-vingt-sept

French Numbers

Trivia: In French, the number 90 is expressed as quatre-vingt-dix. This translates to 'four twenties and ten'. The French number system is based on a vigesimal (base-20) system, which is why it is not simply 'ninety' like in English. Other numbers like 70, 80, and 100 follow similar patterns.