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Let’s get started with the first group of numbers 11 -19. “Teen” numbers are formed by saying a basic number first and adding the “teen” suffix, pretty much like in English. The ‘teen’ word in Russian is надцать (natsat). Let's get started!
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одиннадцать
adeenatsat’
11
двенадцать
dvinatsat’
12
тринадцать
trinatsat’
13
четырнадцать
chityrnatsat’
14
пятнадцать
pitnatsat’
15
шестнадцать
shistnatsat’
16
семнадцать
simnatsat’
17
восемнадцать
vasimnatsat’
18
девятнадцать
divitnatsat’
19
Let’s move to our next group of numbers:
двадцать
dvatsat’
20
тридцать
treetsat’
30
сорок
sorak
40
пятьдесят
pidisyat
50
шестьдесят
shizdisyat
60
семьдесят
sem’disit
70
восемьдесят
vosim’disit
80
девяносто
divinosta
90
сто
sto
100
Once you master these numbers, you can construct any number.
двадцать один
dvatsat’ adeen
21 (=20 + 1)
пятдесят четыре
pidisyat chityri
54 (= 50 + 4)
сорок три
sorak tree
43 (= 40 + 3)
девяносто восемь
divinosta vosim’
98 (= 90 + 8)
семьдесят семь
sem’disit sem’
77 (= 70 + 7)
восемьдесят шесть
vosim’disit shest’
86 (= 80 + 6)
шестьдесят два
shizdisyat dva
62 (= 60 + 2)
трицать девять
treetsat’ devit’
39 (= 30 + 9)
сто пять
sto pyat’
105 (= 100 + 5)
сто пятьдесят
sto pidisyat
150 (= 100 + 50)
сто пятьдесят пять
sto pidisyat pyat
155 (= 100 + 50 + 5)
That's it for this lesson.
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