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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 |
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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