<p>Learning to count in French is an essential skill for beginners. This guide will help you master the numbers from 1 to 20, providing pronunciation tips and usage examples.</p>
<h2>Numbers 1-10</h2>
<ol>
<li>Un (uh)</li>
<li>Deux (duh)</li>
<li>Trois (twah)</li>
<li>Quatre (kat-ruh)</li>
<li>Cinq (sank)</li>
<li>Six (sees)</li>
<li>Sept (set)</li>
<li>Huit (weet)</li>
<li>Neuf (nuhf)</li>
<li>Dix (dees)</li>
</ol>
<h2>Numbers 11-20</h2>
<ol start="11">
<li>Onze (onz)</li>
<li>Douze (dooz)</li>
<li>Treize (trez)</li>
<li>Quatorze (ka-torz)</li>
<li>Quinze (kanz)</li>
<li>Seize (sez)</li>
<li>Dix-sept (dee-set)</li>
<li>Dix-huit (dee-zweet)</li>
<li>Dix-neuf (deez-nuhf)</li>
<li>Vingt (van)</li>
</ol>
<h2>Usage Tips</h2>
<ul>
<li>When telling time, use these numbers: "Il est sept heures" (It's seven o'clock)</li>
<li>For ages, say: "J'ai vingt ans" (I'm twenty years old)</li>
<li>In dates: "Le quatorze juillet" (July 14th, Bastille Day)</li>
</ul>
<p>Practice these numbers regularly to improve your French speaking skills and numerical fluency.</p>


French Numbers: How to Count to 20

Numbers 1-10

Numbers 11-20

Usage Tips

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