Norwegian 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
Count with me
Count from zero to ten
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- Narrator: nullSay: noolنُلMeans: zero
- Narrator: enSay: ehnاےنMeans: a, an (masculine); one
- Narrator: toSay: tooتُوMeans: two
- Narrator: treSay: trehترےMeans: three
- Narrator: fireSay: fee-ruhفیرَہMeans: four
- Narrator: femSay: femفیمMeans: five
- Narrator: seksSay: seksسیکسMeans: six
- Narrator: sjuSay: shooشُوMeans: seven
- Narrator: åtteSay: ot-tuhاوتَّہMeans: eight
- Narrator: niSay: neeنیMeans: nine
- Narrator: tiSay: teeتیMeans: ten
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?
- to
- tre
- fire
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B: tre
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?
- seks
- sju
- åtte
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B: sju — seks = 6, sju = 7, åtte = 8.
Quick check: Which word is the number ten?
- ti
- en
- to
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A: ti — ti = 10. en is 1 and to is 2.
Quick check: Which word is the number five?
- fire
- ni
- fem
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C: fem — fem = 5. fire is 4 and ni is 9.