If you want to know how numbers are pronounced in English, be sure to see in this article how to do it in written form and in our video you will be able to listen to the sounds to obtain a better pronunciation. Many of us know how numbers are pronounced in English, or at least some numbers that we have learned since we were little, but what is most difficult, what we do not know is how to pronounce them correctly. This is why we recommend that you read our article and listen several times to the sounds that you have in our video. Do not miss it. It will help you improve your English starting with the simplest: numbers.
Instructions for pronouncing the numbers in English
- From 1 to 20
- 1: one (uan)
- 2: two (tchu)
- 3: three (zri)
- 4: four (foor)
- 5: five (faiv)
- 6: six (six)
- 7: seven (sevan)
- 8: eight (eit)
- 9: nine (nain)
- 10: have (have)
- 11: eleven (ilevan)
- 12: twelve (tuelf)
- 13: thirteen (zertiin)
- 14: fourteen (fourtiin)
- 15: fifteen (fiftiin)
- 16: sixteen (sixteen)
- 17: seventeen (sevantin)
- 18: eighteen (eitiin)
- 19: nineteen (naintiin)
- 20 twenty (tuenti)
- 10 by 10
- 10: have (have)
- 20: twenty (tuenti)
- 30: thirty (zerti)
- 40: fourty (forti)
- 50: fifty (fifty)
- 60: sixty (sixti)
- 70: seventy (sevanti)
- 80: eighty (eiti)
- 90: ninety (nainti)
- 100: one hundred (uan jandred)
- from 100 to 100
- 100: one hundred (uan jandred)
- 200: two hundred (tchu jandred)
- 300: three hundred (zri jandred)
- 400: four hundred (fo:r jandred)
- 500: five hundred (faiv jandred)
- 600: six hundred (six jandred)
- 700: seven hundred (sevan jandred)
- 800: eight hundred (eit jandred)
- 900: nine hundred (nain jandred)
- 1000: one thousand (uan zausand)
What do you need to pronounce the numbers in English?
- Read the writing
- Listen to the pronunciation
- Practice the pronunciation
Tips for pronouncing numbers in English
- To pronounce the numbers combining the hundreds, the tens and the units, for example 225, 538, etc or any of the numbers up to the first 999 you must pronounce the hundreds (one hundred, two hundred…)), then the tens (twenty, forty, sixty) and then the units (one, two, three…).
- For example, if you want to pronounce 574 you will have to write: five hundred and seventy four and it is pronounced: faiv jandred and seventi foor.
- Watch our video, there you can see more examples.