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===Counting Numbers in Esperanto (Unu, Du, Tri, etc.) - YouTube===
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Esperanto Vocabulary - Count to 10

Welcome to the Esperanto Vocabulary - Count to 10 lesson. Here you will learn the basics of counting in Esperanto. Please feel free to edit this wiki page if you think it can be improved. 😎

Main Words

Here are some of the most common words used for counting in Esperanto:

Word in Esperanto Pronunciation English Translation
unu uˈnu one
du du two
tri tri three
kvar ˈkvar four
kvin ˈkvin five
ses ses six
sep sep seven
ok ˈok eight
naŭ ˈnaŭ nine
dek dek ten

Useful Phrases

Here are some useful phrases using the words above:

  • Mi havas kvin monerojn. (mi ˈha.vas ˈkvin ˈmo.ne.rojn) – I have five coins.
  • Ni havas sep librojn. (ni ˈha.vas sep ˈli.brojn) – We have seven books.
  • Li havas dek krajonojn. (li ˈha.vas dek ˈkra.jo.nojn) – He has ten pencils.

Related Lessons


Videos

Counting Numbers in Esperanto (Unu, Du, Tri, etc.) - YouTube