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French numbers from zero to ten

Count objects, read a phone number, and practise a short daily routine.

10 minutes · A free lesson from First steps: alphabet and everyday basics · Roman and Urdu pronunciation guides and English meanings are shown under each phrase

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zéroSay: zeh-rohزےروMeans: zero0
unSay: uh(n)اَںMeans: a, one (masculine)1
deuxSay: duh (rounded lips)دَ (ہونٹ گول)Means: two2
troisSay: trwahترواMeans: three3
quatreSay: katrکاترMeans: four4
cinqSay: seh(n)kسیںکMeans: five5
sixSay: seesسیسMeans: six6
septSay: setسےتMeans: seven7
huitSay: weetویتMeans: eight8
neufSay: nuhfنَفMeans: nine9
dixSay: deesدیسMeans: ten10

Count from zero to ten

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Count five objects around you. Then say a pretend phone number one digit at a time. Practise for five minutes today: your alphabet, a greeting, your name, and numbers from zero to ten.

Say it out loud (35 seconds): Count from zero to ten. Then say the digits 2, 5, 8, 0 and 3 in the language you are learning.

Quick check: Which word is the number three?

  1. deux
  2. trois
  3. quatre
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B: trois

Lesson quiz

Check what you have learned. Choose an answer to see whether it is right, and why.

Quick check: Which word is the number seven?

  1. six
  2. huit
  3. sept
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C: sept — six = 6, sept = 7, huit = 8.

Quick check: Which word is the number ten?

  1. dix
  2. un
  3. deux
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A: dix — dix = 10. un is 1 and deux is 2.

Quick check: Which word is the number five?

  1. quatre
  2. cinq
  3. neuf
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B: cinq — cinq = 5. quatre is 4 and neuf is 9.

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