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In order to learn to understand and pronounce French decimals, the most important thing to know is the symbol. In English, the decimal point is a period or full stop, which is called un point in French. But in French, the decimal symbol is a comma: une virgule.
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- After listening to the sound file for the random exercises, click “reveal” to check what you heard.
- You can listen as many times as you like.
Decimal Exercise 1
Random numbers to test your comprehension: Listen
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7,5 29,32 0,4 98,8 143,034
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69,79 943,99 0,25 10,34 472,5
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885,42 9,9 2 284,08 71,17 239,1
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Decimal Exercise 2
More random numbers to further test your comprehension: Listen
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81,3 5,43 0,99 362,005 77,67
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899,89 1,5 83,42 420,80 0,1
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21,81 610,6 92,82 4 862,5 312,93
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More French Numbers
| Lesson: Numbers and counting | ||
| Listening practice | ||
| 0 to 9 | Decimals | |
| 10 to 19 | Phone numbers | |
| 20 to 59 | Prices | |
| 60 to 99 | Times | |
| 100 to 999 | Weights/measures | |
| 1,000 and up | Years | |
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