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You’ll see it repeat in the higher numbers as well. Numbers 20-29įirst, you need to know “twenty” which is “vingt.” Then, for 21, you add a “et” (meaning “and) and add the “un.” Then, for 22 to 29, you follow the vingt +. Listen to the audio pronunciation for numbers 11-19 below. Seventeen is ten plus seven, or “dix-sept.” Eighteen is ten plus eight or “dix-huit.” Nineteen is ten plus nine or “dix-neuf.” #

But, from 17 to 19, a bit of simple math is used. Listen to 1-10 in French to hear the pronunciation. After you’re done reading through, if you want to hear the audio, press play on the player below the chart. Mastering them is a matter of practice and memorization. Want to learn how to read and write French? Download your free French Alphabet worksheet here.