When traveling in a French-speaking country, you need to know numbers for shopping, dining, transportation, and exchanging money. With this list, you can start practicing numbers in French.
| 0 zéro (zey-roh) | 17 dix-sept (dee-seht) |
| 1 un (uhN) | 18 dix-huit (deez-weet) |
| 2 deux (duh) | 19 dix-neuf (deez-nuhf) |
| 3 trois (trwah) | 20 vingt (vaN) |
| 4 quatre (kah-truh) | 21 vingt et un (vaN-tey-uhN) |
| 5 cinq (saNk) | 22 vingt-deux (vahNt-duh) |
| 6 six(sees) | 30 trente (trahNt) |
| 7 sept (seht) | 40 quarante (kah-rahNt) |
| 8 huit (weet) | 50 cinquante (saN-kahNt) |
| 9 neuf (nuhf) | 60 soixante (swah-sahNt) |
| 10 dix (dees) | 70 soixante-dix (swah-sahNt-dees) |
| 11 onze (ohNz) | 80 quatre-vingts (kah-truh-vaN) |
| 12 douze (doohz) | 90 quatre-vingt-dix (kah-truh-vaN-dees) |
| 13 treize (trehz) | 100 cent (sahN) |
| 14 quatorze (kah-tohrz) | 200 deux cents (duh sahN) |
| 15 quinze (kaNz) | 1000 mille (meel) |
| 16 seize (sehz) |
