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Free French Numbers Flashcards
French numbers run smoothly to sixty-nine, then get famously creative — eighty is "four twenties". These cards make the regular part automatic and the quirky part unforgettable.
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QHow do you say 1, 2, 3 in French?
Aun, deux, trois
QHow do you say 4, 5, 6 in French?
Aquatre, cinq, six
QHow do you say 7, 8, 9 in French?
Asept, huit, neuf
QHow do you say 10 in French?
Adix
QHow do you say 20 in French?
Avingt
QHow do you say 70 in French?
Asoixante-dix (literally "sixty-ten")
QHow do you say 80 in French?
Aquatre-vingts (literally "four twenties")
QHow do you say 90 in French?
Aquatre-vingt-dix ("four twenties ten")
QHow do you say 100 in French?
Acent
QHow do you say 1,000 in French?
Amille
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