French numbers 1 20. you’ll notice that 11 to 16 in french don’t quite follow a regular pattern just yet, like how we say eleven and twelve in english instead of anything more predictable. however, once you hit 17, things start to follow a pattern. notice that 17, 18, and 19 are the french for 10 7, 10 8, and 10 9. Larger french numbers follow a few simple rules: for numbers from 100 to 199, use cent followed by the rest of the number: 105 = cent cinq. 149 = cent quarante neuf. 181 = cent quatre vingt un. for numbers from 200 to 999, you’re going to be happy. they are relatively simple: 200 = deux cents. 300 = trois cents.
90 in french is 4 20s plus 10 (quatre vingt dix) so, for 90 to 96, you take the “quatre vingt” (80) and use 11 to 16 (that you learned in part b). from 97 to 99, you’re back to “quatre vingt dix” and add the numbers 7 to 9 ( that you learned in part a. and 100 is french is easy. just “cent.”. #. Counting from 90 to 100. 90 in french @french iceberg. here is the fourth difficulty with 90. you need to make a multiplication (4 x 20) then adding 10 and so on ( 11, 12, 13, …). it is necessary to know that the french do not realize the difficulty because they learned the numbers from the youngest age. One hundred and one thousand are cent and mille. do not add un to either of these numbers. hence, “one hundred one” and “one thousand one” are cent un and mille un, respectively. for larger even multiples fo 100, add an s. for example, deux cents (200) and trois cents (300). Numbers 1 100 in french. french numbers are relatively regular from 20 to 69, as you can see in the chart below. it’s important to take note that in french number spelling, as of 1990, any number made up of two or more words requires dashes or hyphens. also, only add et to the number one.
One hundred and one thousand are cent and mille. do not add un to either of these numbers. hence, “one hundred one” and “one thousand one” are cent un and mille un, respectively. for larger even multiples fo 100, add an s. for example, deux cents (200) and trois cents (300). Numbers 1 100 in french. french numbers are relatively regular from 20 to 69, as you can see in the chart below. it’s important to take note that in french number spelling, as of 1990, any number made up of two or more words requires dashes or hyphens. also, only add et to the number one. Now, similar to counting from 61 79, counting from 81 to 99 in french is done by adding 1 19 to 80. number — french — english (literal) 80 — quatre vingts (four twenties). French numbers: 20 59. the french numbers 20 through 59 are formed just like their english equivalents: the tens word ( vingt, trente, quarante, cinquante) is joined by a hyphen to the ones word ( un, deux, trois, etc). there is one difference: for 21, 31, 41, and 51, the word et (and) is required between the tens word and un, with or without.
Now, similar to counting from 61 79, counting from 81 to 99 in french is done by adding 1 19 to 80. number — french — english (literal) 80 — quatre vingts (four twenties). French numbers: 20 59. the french numbers 20 through 59 are formed just like their english equivalents: the tens word ( vingt, trente, quarante, cinquante) is joined by a hyphen to the ones word ( un, deux, trois, etc). there is one difference: for 21, 31, 41, and 51, the word et (and) is required between the tens word and un, with or without.
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