French numbers 1 to100 English and french?

Answer 1

(pronunciation) 1- un (uh)

2- deux (duh)

3- trois (twah)

4- quatre (cat)

5- cinq (saynk)

6- six (sees)

7- sept (set)

8- huit (weet)

9- neuf (nuf)

10- dix (dees)

11- onze (ohns)

12- douze (dooz)

13- treize (trez)

14- quatorze (cactors)

15- quinze (cans)

16- seize (says)

17- dix-sept (dees-sept)

18- dix-huit (dees-weet)

19- dix-neuf (dees-nuf)

20-Vignt (vahn)

30- Trente (trahn)

40- quarante (caront)

50- cinquante (saycont)

60- soixante (swahsont)

*Tens and units are joined with a hyphen. So, 22 = vingt-deux, 45 =quarante-cinq etc. If the unit is a 1, then the word et is inserted between tens and units: 21 = vingt et un, 31 = trente et un etc. (et=ay)

(60+10, 60+11, 60+12, etc.)

70 = soixante-dix, 71 =soixante et onze, 72 = soixante-douze, 73 = soixante-treize etc. Notice the et in 71 which mimics the behaviour of 21, 31 etc.

The French for eighty is quatre-vingts. Numbers 81-99 consist of quatre-vingt- (4 -20s) (minus the -s) plus a number 1-19: 81 = quatre-vingt-un, 82 =quatre-vingt-deux, 90 = quatre-vingt-dix, 91 = quatre-vingt-onze etc. Notice that none of these numbers use the word et.

100 = cent (sahn)