Numbers for the Week 600-1000

six cents (sahnt) -600

sept cents (seht sahnt) -700

huit cents (weet sahnt) -800

neuf cents (noof sahnt) -900

mille (meel) -1000

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

six cent vingt-trois (seece sahn vahnt twah) -623

neuf cent quatre-vingt sept (noof sahnt kah truh vahnt seht) 987

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Children's Word of the Day - Song

Lesson #248 Leaving & Taking Messages

Vous pourriez demander à _______ de me rappeler plus tard? (voo pohr ee ay day mahn day ah ______ deh meh rah pah lay ploo tahr) -Could you ask _______ to call me later?

Je vous donne mes coordonnées (zhuh voo dohn may koh ohr dohn ay) -I'll give you my number.

Je peux lui faire une commission? (zuh poo loo ee fehr oon koh meesh ee ohn) -Can I leave a message for him/her?

Je lui dirai que c'est de la part de qui? (zhuh loo ee dee ray keh say deh lah pahr deh kee) -Who shall I say rang?

Vous voulez laisser un message? (voo voo lay lay say uhn meh sahz) -Would you like to leave a message?

Numbers for the Week 600-1000

six cents (sahnt) -600

sept cents (seht sahnt) -700

huit cents (weet sahnt) -800

neuf cents (noof sahnt) -900

mille (meel) -1000

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

six cent vingt-trois (seece sahn vahnt twah) -623

neuf cent quatre-vingt sept (noof sahnt kah truh vahnt seht) 987

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Numbers for the Week 600-1000

six cents (sahnt) -600

sept cents (seht sahnt) -700

huit cents (weet sahnt) -800

neuf cents (noof sahnt) -900

mille (meel) -1000

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

six cent vingt-trois (seece sahn vahnt twah) -623

neuf cent quatre-vingt sept (noof sahnt kah truh vahnt seht) 987

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Children's Word of the Day - The Moon

Numbers for the Week 600-1000

six cents (sahnt) -600

sept cents (seht sahnt) -700

huit cents (weet sahnt) -800

neuf cents (noof sahnt) -900

mille (meel) -1000

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

six cent vingt-trois (seece sahn vahnt twah) -623

neuf cent quatre-vingt sept (noof sahnt kah truh vahnt seht) 987

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Children's Word of the Day - Fireman

Numbers for the Week 600-1000

six cents (sahnt) -600

sept cents (seht sahnt) -700

huit cents (weet sahnt) -800

neuf cents (noof sahnt) -900

mille (meel) -1000

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

six cent vingt-trois (seece sahn vahnt twah) -623

neuf cent quatre-vingt sept (noof sahnt kah truh vahnt seht) 987

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Numbers for the Week 600-1000

six cents (sahnt) -600

sept cents (seht sahnt) -700

huit cents (weet sahnt) -800

neuf cents (noof sahnt) -900

mille (meel) -1000

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

six cent vingt-trois (seece sahn vahnt twah) -623

neuf cent quatre-vingt sept (noof sahnt kah truh vahnt seht) 987

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Lesson #247 Descriptions

C'est beau (say boh) -It's beautiful

Ce n'est pas beau (she nay pah boh) -It's not beautiful

C'est intéressant (say een tay ress ahn) -It's interesting

Ce n'est pas intéressant (she nay pahz een tay ress ahn) -It's not interesting

C'est dégoûtant (say day goo than) -It's digusting

C'est excellent (seht ehx ell ahn) -It's excellent

C'est parfait (say pahr fay) -It's perfect

Numbers for the Week 600-1000

six cents (sahn) -600

sept cents (seht sahnt) -700

huit cents (weet sahnt) -800

neuf cents (noof sahnt) -900

mille (meel) -1000

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

six cent vingt-trois (seece sahn vahnt twah) -623

neuf cent quatre-vingt sept (noof sahnt kah truh vahnt seht) 987

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Numbers for the Week 100-500

cent (sahn) -100

deux cents (doo sahnt) -200

trois cents (twah sahnt) -300

quatre cents (kah truh sahnt) -400

cinq cents (sahnk sahnt) -500

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

cent un (sahnt uhn) -101

deux cent vingt-trois (doo sahn vahnt twah) -223

quatre cent quatre-vingt sept (kahtruh sahn kah truh vahnt seht) 487

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Quick Phrase of the Day - I Tried To Call Your Parents Yesterday

J’ai essayé de téléphoner de vos parents hier (zhay eh say ay deh tay lay fohn ay deh voh pah rahnt eer) -I tried to call your parents yesterday.


Repeat this phrase all day long till you know it by heart.


Vocabulary word of the day:
un tomate (uhn toh maht) -a tomato

Essential phrase for the week:

Je voudrais... (zhuh voo dray) -I would like...

Repeat this phrase all week long till you know it by heart.

Numbers for the Week 100-500

cent (sahn) -100

deux cents (doo sahnt) -200

trois cents (twah sahnt) -300

quatre cents (kah truh sahnt) -400

cinq cents (sahnk sahnt) -500

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

cent un (sahnt uhn) -101

deux cent vingt-trois (doo sahn vahnt twah) -223

quatre cent quatre-vingt sept (kahtruh sahn kah truh vahnt seht) 487

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Children's Word of the Day - Toothbrush

Numbers for the Week 100-500

cent (sahn) -100

deux cents (doo sahnt) -200

trois cents (twah sahnt) -300

quatre cents (kah truh sahnt) -400

cinq cents (sahnk sahnt) -500

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

cent un (sahnt uhn) -101

deux cent vingt-trois (doo sahn vahnt twah) -223

quatre cent quatre-vingt sept (kahtruh sahn kah truh vahnt seht) 487

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Numbers for the Week 100-500

cent (sahn) -100

deux cents (doo sahnt) -200

trois cents (twah sahnt) -300

quatre cents (kah truh sahnt) -400

cinq cents (sahnk sahnt) -500

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

cent un (sahnt uhn) -101

deux cent vingt-trois (doo sahn vahnt twah) -223

quatre cent quatre-vingt sept (kahtruh sahn kah truh vahnt seht) 487

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Numbers for the Week 100-500

cent (sahn) -100

deux cents (doo sahnt) -200

trois cents (twah sahnt) -300

quatre cents (kah truh sahnt) -400

cinq cents (sahnk sahnt) -500

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

cent un (sahnt uhn) -101

deux cent vingt-trois (doo sahn vahnt twah) -223

quatre cent quatre-vingt sept (kahtruh sahn kah truh vahnt seht) 487

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.

Children's Word of the Day -Ceiling

Numbers for the Week 100-500

cent (sahn) -100

deux cents (doo sahnt) -200

trois cents (twah sahnt) -300

quatre cents (kah truh sahnt) -400

cinq cents (sahnk sahnt) -500

When your saying in the hundreds it would be cent(s) plus the numbers we learned before:

cent un (sahnt uhn) -101

deux cent vingt-trois (doo sahn vahnt twah) -223

quatre cent quatre-vingt sept (kahtruh sahn kah truh vahnt seht) 487

The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. Multiples of a hundred go deux cents, trois cents etc with an -s on cents. If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the number representing the last two digits follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundreds and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent.