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Today we're going to continue on with counting as we cover 11-100. |
GRAMMAR POINT |
Let's just quickly review 0 to 10. |
zero |
uno |
due |
tre |
quattro |
cinque |
sei |
sette |
otto |
nove |
dieci |
In Italian, counting from 11-20 is also very straightforward. So, let's jump right in. |
11 undici. Un-di-ci. Undici. |
12 dodici. Do-di-ci. Dodici. |
13 tredici. Tre-di-ci. Tredici |
14 quattordici. Quat-tor-di-ci. Quattordici |
15 quindici. Quin-di-ci. Quindici. |
16 sedici. Se-di-ci. Sedici. |
17 diciassette. Di-cia-sset-te. Diciassette. |
18 diciotto. Di-ciot-to. Diciotto. |
19 diciannove. Di-cia-nno-ve. Diciannove. |
20 venti. Ven-ti. Venti. |
Numbers from 21 to 99 are formed by combining the numbers we have already covered. |
So, you have the tens from Venti, “twenty,” to Novanta, “ninety.” And you simply add the numbers you learned in the previous lesson. |
20 venti. Ven-ti. Venti. |
30 trenta. Tren-ta. Trenta. |
40 quaranta. Qua-ran-ta. Quaranta. |
50 cinquanta. Cin-quan-ta. Cinquanta. |
60 sessanta. Ses-san-ta. Sessanta. |
70 settanta. Set-tan-ta. Settanta. |
80 ottanta. Ot-tan-ta. Ottanta. |
90 novanta. No-van-ta. Novanta. |
Let’s try with “forty-two.” “Forty” is Quaranta, and “two” is Due. So, if you put them together, you have Quarantadue or “forty-two.” Let’s break down this word and hear it once again: Qua-ran-ta-du-e. Quarantadue. |
Let’s try now with “seventy-three.” “Seventy” is Settanta, and “three” is Tre. Put them together and finally, you have Settantatre. Let’s break down this word and hear it once again: set-tan-ta-tre. Settantatre. |
And, finally, we have Cento. "One hundred," Cento. Cento. Cento. To count from Cento onwards, you just need to add after Cento the units and the tens you have just learned. Let’s try with some examples. |
109 centonove. Cen-to-no-ve. Centonove. |
176 centosettantasei. Cen-to-set-tan-ta-sei. Centosettantasei. |
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