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Learn to understand and pronounce French numbers as prices.
How to use these listening exercises
- I strongly recommend that you master the numbers 0 to 99* before moving into prices.
- The sound files are MP3s and you can either listen to them online or save them to your computer for later. If you don’t know how to do this or can’t hear anything, please read help with sound files.
- Click “listen.” You can either listen and repeat the numbers or else practice writing them in French, in English, or as digits.
- 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.
Number Exercise 1
Random prices to test your comprehension of French numbers: Listen
Click to see the list (in groups of five):
92 euros 39 5 euros 83 99 centimes 328 euros 67 euros 77
999 euros 89 2 euros 50 89 euros 82 270 euros 99 10 centimes
38 euros 90 9 810 euros 5 euros 42 471 euros 50 1 euro 72
| Remerciements Sound files courtesy of Véronique F. Courtois, |
Number Exercise 2
Random prices spoken much more quickly to further test your comprehension: Listen
Click to see the list (in groups of five):
6 euros 50 49 euros 89 50 centimes 87 euros 97 279 euros 99
9 euros 89 43 euros 50 75 centimes 10 euros 25 482 euros
1 999 euros 75 67 euros 95 74 euros 14 100 euros 89 euros 98
*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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Please note that We Swiss and Belgium use different format for numbers sixty-one to one hundred, for which I find much easier and usually understood to the French
Thanks John, but to clarify: Swiss and Belgians say septante and nonante, but only the Swiss say huitante or octante; Belgians say quatre-vingts.