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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Numbers for the Week 96-100

quatre-vingt-seize (kah truh vahnt sehz) ninety-six          quatre-vingt-dix-sept (kah truh vahnt dee seht) ninety-seht        quatre-vingt-dix-huit (kah truh vahnt deez weet) ninety-eight       quatre-vingt-dix-neuf (kah truh vahnt deez noof) -ninety-nine        cent (sahnt) -One hundred

From Seventy on it gets a little more tricky. Seventy is actually sixty plus ten, Sixty plus eleven, sixty plus twelve, etc. etc.

Eighty is tricky too. Eighty is actually "four twenty" in French.

Ninety is actually "four twenty and ten, four twenty and eleven, four twenty and twelve" in French

Repeat these numbers every day this week

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Numbers for the Week 91-95

quatre-vingt-onze (kah truh vahnt onze) ninety-one          quatre-vingt-douze (kah truh vahnt dooz) ninety-two        quatre-vingt-treize (kah truh vahnt trehz) ninety-three       quatre-vingt-quatorze (kah truh vahnt kah tohrz) -ninety-four        quatre-vingt-quinze (kah truh vahnt kahnz) -ninety-five

From Seventy on it gets a little more tricky. Seventy is actually sixty plus ten, Sixty plus eleven, sixty plus twelve, etc. etc.

Eighty is tricky too. Eighty is actually "four twenty" in French.

Ninety is actually "four twenty and ten, four twenty and eleven, four twenty and twelve" in French

Repeat these numbers every day this week

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