Learn how to count larger numbers
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| Today we're going to continue with counting as we cover numbers 11-100. |
| Let's just quickly review 0 to 10. |
| One |
| Two |
| Three |
| Four |
| Five |
| Six |
| Seven |
| Eight |
| Nine |
| Ten |
| In English, counting from 11-20 is half memorization half pattern, but then it gets easier after that. |
| 11 eleven |
| 12 twelve |
| 13 thirteen |
| 14 fourteen |
| 15 fifteen |
| 16 sixteen |
| 17 seventeen |
| 18 eighteen |
| 19 nineteen |
| As you may have noticed, from numbers 13-19 you just add the word teen to the number you want to say. That's why people who are in this age range are called teenagers. |
| Now let's move on to numbers 20~100. Let's first just go over these |
| 20 twenty |
| 30 thirty |
| 40 forty |
| 50 fifty |
| 60 sixty |
| 70 seventy |
| 80 eighty |
| 90 ninety |
| 100 one hundred |
| And when you want to say the numbers in between these numbers, add the number we learned in the previous lesson to these. So for example, 21 would be twenty-one. 32 would be thirty-two. 67 would be sixty-seven. 99 would be ninety-nine. Simple as that. |
| All right, that's going to do it for today! See you all soon! |
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