Learning numbers is one of the most important steps in speaking French. You will use numbers when telling the time, shopping, asking prices, giving your phone number, and traveling.
Numbers 1–10
- 1 — Un
- 2 — Deux
- 3 — Trois
- 4 — Quatre
- 5 — Cinq
- 6 — Six
- 7 — Sept
- 8 — Huit
- 9 — Neuf
- 10 — Dix
Numbers 11–20
- 11 — Onze
- 12 — Douze
- 13 — Treize
- 14 — Quatorze
- 15 — Quinze
- 16 — Seize
- 17 — Dix-sept
- 18 — Dix-huit
- 19 — Dix-neuf
- 20 — Vingt
Tens
- 30 — Trente
- 40 — Quarante
- 50 — Cinquante
- 60 — Soixante
- 70 — Soixante-dix
- 80 — Quatre-vingts
- 90 — Quatre-vingt-dix
- 100 — Cent
Practice Tips
- Count from 1 to 20 every day.
- Practice reading prices and phone numbers in French.
- Repeat the pronunciation aloud to improve your speaking skills.
- Watch French videos and listen carefully to how native speakers say numbers.
Final Thoughts
Mastering French numbers will make everyday conversations much easier. Spend a few minutes practicing each day, and you’ll quickly become more confident using numbers in real-life situations.