0 to 12
You're probably wondering why not till 10:00 already? Usually, the digits 0 to 10 in each language just need to be memorized. They are the basis on which then all other numbers are formed following some rules. In the case of English, however, you must learn how to write and pronounce the next two digits - 11 and 12. This is because they form different from the other numbers between 10 and 20. But let's start with the first ten -- this is how they write and say the numbers in English:- 0 - nought [n s], zero [sz sz sr su]- zero
- 1 - one [wssn] - one
- 2 - two [tu
- 3 - three [θri
- 4 - four [f
- 5 - five [fass] - five
- 6 - six [ssssssssss] - six
- 7 - seven [
- 8 - eight
- 9 - nine [na
- 10 - ten [ten] - ten.
- 11 and 12 - just remember them without trying to think about the rules:
- 11 - eleven [
- 12 - twelve [twelv] - twelve
13 to 19 and the teen ending
So this is the first rule. The numbers 13 to 19 are formed as to the corresponding digit 3 to 9 is added. The end teen:- 13 - thirteen [
- 14 - fourteen [
- 15 - fifteen [
- 16 - sixteen [
- 17 - sevenenteen [ sev(sev
- 18 - eyeeen [ "e"] - eighteen
- 19 - nieteen [snSt] - nineteen
- at 13: "three' is amended as "tir'.
- At 15: (five) the consonant "v" changes to "f," and the letter "e" disappears.
- At 18: instead of getting "ttt," after adding to the "eight" of the sufix "teen," it actually remains only one.
Bonus tip!
It will be much easier for you to remember the plugin that makes these numbers if you know that besides ending, it also has a self-important meaning. The word "teen" means a person aged 13 to 19. This is where the word teenager - compilation of teen [tēn] and age [āj] - in Bulgarian - teen.Tens from 10 to 90
Round numbers Here things get even easier just to the numbers 2 to 9 add the ending "ty." Even easier to remember them will be knowing that here as in the above category remain changes in spelling.- 20 - Twenty [
- 30 - third [
- 40 - forty [
- 50 - fifty [
- 60 - sixty [
- 70 - secondy [
- 80 - eighty [supplied] - 80
- 90 - Ninety [sydnam] - ninety
- 23 - Twenty-three
- 44 - forty - four - forty-four
- 99 - Ninety-nine.
- 100 - (one) hundred [wssn] [sh sndr s] - one hundred
- 200 - two Hundred [tu
- 300 - three Hundred [θri
- 400 - four Hundred [f
- 500 - five Hundred [fasssv
- 600 - six hundred
- 700 - seven Hundred [
- 800 - eight hundred
- 900 - nine hundred
- 1000 - one thousand [wssn] [
- … In this order, without any particular difficulty, you can continue counting as much as you want.