How Do You Spell Numbers In French: A Quick Guide

French numbers follow a foundational pattern that serves as the basis for all other numeric expressions. Starting with the numbers one to fifteen: un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix, onze, douze, treize, quatorze, quinze. It’s crucial to commit these numbers to memory. Additionally, mastering the numbers for multiples of ten is essential: vingt (20), trente (30), quarante (40), cinquante (50), and soixante (60). Beyond this, understanding numbers in French involves recognizing the unique way the French handle seventy (soixante-dix, which translates to “sixty-ten”), eighty (quatre-vingt, meaning “four-twenty”), and ninety (quatre-vingt-dix, signifying “four-twenty-ten”). This foundational knowledge forms the cornerstone for counting and expressing numbers in the French language.

If you’re wondering how to correctly pronounce numbers 1 to 20 in French, you’ve come to the right place. In this video by Suchita on YouTube, you can learn the French vocabulary for numbers 1 through 20. The video is approximately 1 minute and 48 seconds long, making it a quick and easy way to grasp the pronunciation of these essential numbers in French. So, whether you’re a beginner or looking to brush up on your French counting skills, this video will help you master the pronunciation of numbers in no time. Check it out on Suchita’s YouTube channel to start your French language journey.

1. 0 – ZÉRO. 1 – UN. 2 – DEUX. 3 – TROIS. …
2. 10 – DIX. 11 – ONZE. 12 – DOUZE. 13 – TREIZE. …
3. 20 – VINGT. 30 – TRENTE. 40 – QUARANTE. 50 – CINQUANTE. …
4. 20 – VINGT. 21 – VINGT-ET-UN (Add ‘et’ between the ten and the unit but for this one only) 22 – VINGT-DEUX. 23 – VINGT-TROIS.

Numbers in French: 21-69

Number	In French	Pronunciation
30	trente	tront
31	trente et un	tront ay uh
32	trente-deux	tront duh
33	trente-trois	tront twa