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Welcome to our lesson on [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Numbers|Russian Vocabulary → Numbers]]! 🎉 As a Russian language teacher with 20 years of experience, I am excited to help you learn and master the numbers in Russian. After completing this lesson, you will be able to count, understand, and use numbers in various situations. But don't stop there! You can also expand your Russian vocabulary by exploring other related topics, such as [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Driving|Russian Vocabulary - Driving]], [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/School|School]], and [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Drinks|Drinks]]. Let's dive in and start learning! 🚀
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Hello everybody,
Hello everybody,


In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about '''¨NUMBERS¨''' in Russian.
Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions!
Good learning! :)
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
!<big>'''ENGLISH'''</big>
!<big>'''PRONUNCIATION'''</big>
'''<big>ENGLISH</big>'''
!'''<big>RUSSIAN</big>'''
!'''<big>PRONUNCIATION</big>'''
'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
!'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
|-
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|'''01'''
|'''''ah dihn'''''
|'''<big>ОДИН (MAS)</big>'''
|'''''adín'''''
|UM
|-
|'''01'''
|'''''ahd nah'''''
|'''<big>ОДНА (FEM)</big>'''
|'''''adná'''''
|UMA
|-
|'''01'''
|'''''ahd noh'''''
|'''<big>ОДНО (NEU)</big>'''
|'''''adnô'''''
|UM / UMA
|-
|'''02'''
|'''''dvah'''''
|<big>'''ДВА (MAS) /''' '''(NEU)'''</big>
|'''''dvá'''''
|DOIS
|-
|'''02'''
|'''''dvyeh'''''
|'''<big>ДВЕ (FEM)</big>'''
|'''''dvíê'''''
|DUAS
|-
|'''03'''
|'''''trih'''''
|'''<big>ТРИ</big>'''
|'''''trí'''''
|TRÊS
|-
|'''04'''
|'''''chih tih rih'''''
|'''<big>ЧETЫPE</big>'''
|'''''tchitíri'''''
|QUATRO
|-
|'''05'''
|'''''pyaht'''''
|'''<big>ПЯTЬ</big>'''
|'''''piát'''''
|CINCO
|-
|'''06'''
|'''''shehst'''''
|'''<big>ШECTЬ</big>'''
|'''''chést'''''
|SEIS
|-
|'''07'''
|'''''syehm'''''
|'''<big>CEMЬ</big>'''
|'''''siêm'''''
|SETE
|-
|'''08'''
|'''''voh sihm'''''
|'''<big>BOCEMЬ</big>'''
|'''''vôcim'''''
|OITO
|-
|'''09'''
|'''''dyeh viht'''''
|'''<big>ДEBЯTЬ</big>'''
|'''''diêvit'''''
|NOVE
|-
|'''10'''
|'''''dyeh siht'''''
|'''<big>ДECЯTЬ</big>'''
|'''''diêcit'''''
|DEZ
|-
|'''11'''
|'''''ah dih nah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>OДИHHAДЦATЬ              </big>'''
|'''''adínatsat'''''
|ONZE
|-
|'''12'''
|'''''dvih nah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>ДBEHAДЦATЬ                 </big>'''
|'''''dvinátsat'''''
|DOZE
|-
|'''13'''
|'''''trih nah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>TPИHAДЦATЬ                  </big>'''
|'''''trinátsat'''''
|TREZE
|-
|'''14'''
|'''''cheh tihr nah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>ЧETЫPHAДЦATЬ    </big>'''
|'''''tchitírnatsat'''''
|QUATORZE
|-
|'''15'''
|'''''pith nah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>ПЯTHAДЦATЬ</big>'''
|'''''pitnátsat'''''
|QUINZE
|-
|'''16'''
|'''''shihs nah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>ШECTHAДЦATЬ</big>'''
|'''''shistnátsat'''''
|DEZESSEIS
|-
|'''17'''
|'''''sihm nah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>CEMHAДЦATЬ</big>'''
|'''''simnátsat'''''
|DEZESSETE
|-
|'''18'''
|'''''vah sihm nah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>BOCEMHAДЦATЬ</big>'''
|'''''vacimnátsat'''''
|DEZOITO
|-
|'''19'''
|'''''dih viht nah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>ДEBЯTHAДЦATЬ</big>'''
|'''''divitnátsat'''''
|DEZENOVE
|-
|'''20'''
|'''''dvah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>ДBAДЦATЬ</big>'''
|'''''dvátsat'''''
|VINTE
|-
|'''21'''
|'''''dvah tsaht'''''
|'''<big>ДBAДЦATЬ  OДИH</big>'''
|'''''dvátsat'''''
|VINTE E UM
|-
|'''22'''
|'''''dvah tsaht dvah'''''
|'''<big>ДBAДЦATЬ  ДВА</big>'''
|'''''dvátsat dvá'''''
|VINTE E DOIS
|-
|'''23'''
|'''''dvah tsaht trih'''''
|'''<big>ДBAДЦATЬ  ТРИ</big>'''
|'''''dvátsat tri'''''
|VINTE E TRÊS
|-
|'''24'''
|'''''dvah tsaht chih tih rih'''''
|'''<big>ДBAДЦATЬ  ЧETЫPE</big>'''
|'''''dvátsat tchitíri'''''
|VINTE E QUATRO
|-
|'''30'''
|'''''trih  tsaht'''''
|'''<big>TPИДЦATЬ</big>'''
|'''''trítsat'''''
|TRINTA
|-
|'''40'''
|'''''soh  rahk'''''
|'''<big>COPOK</big>'''
|'''sórak'''
|QUARENTA
|-
|'''50'''
|'''''pih  dih syaht'''''
|'''<big>ПЯTЬДECЯT</big>'''
|'''''pidiciát'''''
|CINQUENTA
|-
|'''60'''
|'''''shihs  dih syaht'''''
|'''<big>ШECTЬДECЯT</big>'''
|'''''chisdiciát'''''
|SESSENTA
|-
|'''70'''
|'''''syehm  dih siht'''''
|'''<big>CEMЬДECЯT</big>'''
|'''''ciémdicit'''''
|SETENTA
|-
|'''80'''
|'''''voh  sihm dih siht'''''
|'''<big>BOCEMЬДECЯT</big>'''
|'''''vôcimdicit'''''
|OITENTA
|-
|'''90'''
|'''''dih  vih nohs tah'''''
|'''<big>ДEBЯHOCTO</big>'''
|'''''divinôsta'''''
|NOVENTA
|-
|'''100'''
|'''''stoh'''''
|'''<big>CTO</big>'''
|'''''stô'''''
|CEM
|-
|'''101'''
|'''''stoh  ah dihn'''''
|'''<big>CTO ОДИН</big>'''
|'''''stô adín'''''
|CENTO E UM
|-
|'''102'''
|'''''stoh dvah'''''
|'''<big>CTO ДВА</big>'''
|'''''stô dvá'''''
|CENTO E DOIS
|-
|'''200'''
|'''''dvyehs  tih'''''
|'''<big>ДBECTИ</big>'''
|'''''dviêsti'''''
|DUZENTOS
|-
|'''300'''
|'''''trihs tah'''''
|'''<big>TPИCTA</big>'''
|'''''trísta'''''
|TREZENTOS
|-
|'''400'''
|'''''chih tih rihs tah'''''
|'''<big>ЧETЫPECTA</big>'''
|'''''tchitírista'''''
|QUATROCENTOS
|-
|'''500'''
|'''''piht soht'''''
|'''<big>ПЯTЬCOT</big>'''
|'''''pitsôt'''''
|QUINHENTOS
|-
|'''600'''
|'''''shihst soht'''''
|'''<big>ШECTЬCOT</big>'''
|'''''chistsôt'''''
|SEISCENTOS
|-
|'''700'''
|'''''sihm  soht'''''
|'''<big>CEMЬCOT</big>'''
|'''''simsôt'''''
|SETECENTOS
|-
|'''800'''
|'''''vah sihm soht'''''
|'''<big>BOCEMЬCOT</big>'''
|'''''vasimsôt'''''
|OITOCENTOS
|-
|'''900'''
|'''''dih viht soht'''''
|'''<big>ДEBЯTЬCOT</big>'''
|'''''divitsôt'''''
|NOVECENTOS
|-
|'''1000'''
|'''''tih sih chah'''''
|'''<big>TЫCЯЧA</big>'''
|'''''tícitcha'''''
|MIL
|-
|
|
|
|
|
|}
== Russian numbers: 1 to 10 ==
1 - один    


2 - два    


3 - три    
In today's lesson you will learn how to count in Russian.


4 - четыре    
Feel free to edit this WIKI page if you think it can be improved.


5 - пять   


6 - шесть    


7 - семь   
Happy learning! :)


8 - восемь    


9 - девять  


10 -десять  
== Cardinal Numbers in Russian==


== Russian numbers: 11 to 19 ==
=== Russian cardinal numbers: 1 to 10 ===
11 - одиннадцать
* 1 - один    
* 2 - два    
* 3 - три    
* 4 - четыре    
* 5 - пять   
* 6 - шесть    
* 7 - семь   
* 8 - восемь    
* 9 - девять  
* 10 - десять  


12 - двенадцать
=== Russian cardinal numbers: 11 to 19 ===
* 11 - одиннадцать
* 12 - двенадцать
* 13 - тринадцать
* 14 - четырнадцать
* 15 - пятнадцать
* 16 - шестнадцать
* 17 - семнадцать
* 18 - восемнадцать
* 19 - девятнадцать


13 - тринадцать
=== Russian cardinal numbers: 20 and onwards ===
As you could see, the numbers 11-19 are simply formed by adding "надцать" to the numbers 1-9. (You will need to drop the soft sign, or the "е" in "четыре")


14 - четырнадцать


15 - пятнадцать
20 in Russian is "двадцать". The numbers 21-29 are formed in a similar way to English. Here are some examples:


16 - шестнадцать


17 - семнадцать
* 20 - двадцать
* 21 - двадцать один
* 22 - двадцать два
* 23 - двадцать три
* 24 - двадцать четыре


18 - восемнадцать


19 - девятнадцать
Other compound numbers are formed in the same way, quite similar to English. (There is no need to use the word "and" in Russian). Here are the other numbers you will need to form numbers in Russia. It will be useful to learn as many of these numbers as you can because it makes it easier to understand the price of goods in Russian roubles.


== Russian numbers: 20 and onwards ==
As you could see, the numbers 11-19 are simply formed by adding "надцать" to the numbers 1-9. (You will need to drop the soft sign, or the "е" in "четыре")


20 in Russian is "двадцать". The numbers 21-29 are formed in a similar way to English. Here are some examples:
* 30 - тридцать
* 40 - сорок
* 50 - пятьдесят
* 60 - шестьдесят
* 70 - семьдесят
* 80 - восемьдесят
* 90 - девяносто
* 100 - сто <br> 200 - двести
* 300 - триста
* 400 - четыреста
* 500 - пятьсот
* 600 - шестьсот
* 700 - семьсот
* 800 - восемьсот
* 900 - девятьсот <br>1,000 - тысяча
* 1,000,000 - миллион
* 1,000,000,000 - миллиард


20 - двадцать


21 - двадцать один
For example: 131 - сто тридцать один


22 - двадцать два


23 - двадцать три
When reading phone numbers you may also need to know the name of the digit 0.


24 - двадцать четыре


Other compound numbers are formed in the same way, quite similar to English. (There is no need to use the word "and" in Russian). Here are the other numbers you will need to form numbers in Russia. It will be useful to learn as many of these numbers as you can because it makes it easier to understand the price of goods in Russian roubles.
0 - ноль


30 - тридцать
== Ordinal Numbers in Russian ==
{| class="wikitable"
|Русский
|English
|-
|первый  


40 - сорок
первая
|[m] first


50 - пятьдесят
[ f ]
|-
|второй   ['''F'''t'''A'''roy]


60 - шестьдесят
вторая
|[m] second


70 - семьдесят
[ f ]
|-
|третий  


80 - восемьдесят
третья
|[m] third


90 - девяносто
[ f ]
|-
|следующий


100 - сто
следующая
<br>
|[m] next
200 - двести


300 - триста
[ f ]
|-
|последний


400 - четыреста
последняя
|[m] last


500 - пятьсот
[ f ]
|}


600 - шестьсот
== Fractions in Russian ==
{| class="wikitable"
|
|Русский
|English
|-
|1/2
|половина   [pol'''A'''vina]
|half
|-
|1/3
|треть
|third
|-
|1/4
|четверть
|quarter
|-
|%
|процент   [pr'''A'''sent]
|percent
|-
|
|калькулятор
|calculator
|}


700 - семьсот
==Videos==


800 - восемьсот
===Russian Numbers - Russian Lessons - YouTube===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyPMlKPiPS4</youtube>


900 - девятьсот
===Counting Numbers 1-100 | Russian Language - YouTube===
<br>
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjjKKuS_hKs</youtube>
1,000 - тысяча


1,000,000 - миллион
===Learn Russian - Russian in Three Minutes - Numbers 1-10 - YouTube===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJEUhJeGooQ</youtube>


1,000,000,000 - миллиард
===Basic Russian in 30 days.Topic numbers.RUSSIAN BLOGGERS ...===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLCD_O7m4a4</youtube>


For example: 131 - сто тридцать один
===Learn Russian part 4 | Numbers 0 to 20 - YouTube===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDE7sk-ECHw</youtube>


When reading phone numbers you may also need to know the name of the digit 0.
==Other Lessons==
 
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Trees|Trees]]
0 - ноль
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-week|Days of the week]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Разговорные-фразы|Разговорные фразы]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Colors|Colors]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Flowers|Flowers]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Nature|Nature]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Food|Food]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/longest-word|longest word]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Parts-of-the-Body|Parts of the Body]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Verbs-related-to-speaking|Verbs related to speaking]]
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Latest revision as of 10:09, 25 March 2023

Numbers in Russian

Welcome to our lesson on Russian Vocabulary → Numbers! 🎉 As a Russian language teacher with 20 years of experience, I am excited to help you learn and master the numbers in Russian. After completing this lesson, you will be able to count, understand, and use numbers in various situations. But don't stop there! You can also expand your Russian vocabulary by exploring other related topics, such as Russian Vocabulary - Driving, School, and Drinks. Let's dive in and start learning! 🚀

Hello everybody,


In today's lesson you will learn how to count in Russian.

Feel free to edit this WIKI page if you think it can be improved.


Happy learning! :)


Cardinal Numbers in Russian[edit | edit source]

Russian cardinal numbers: 1 to 10[edit | edit source]

  • 1 - один    
  • 2 - два    
  • 3 - три    
  • 4 - четыре    
  • 5 - пять   
  • 6 - шесть    
  • 7 - семь   
  • 8 - восемь    
  • 9 - девять  
  • 10 - десять  

Russian cardinal numbers: 11 to 19[edit | edit source]

  • 11 - одиннадцать
  • 12 - двенадцать
  • 13 - тринадцать
  • 14 - четырнадцать
  • 15 - пятнадцать
  • 16 - шестнадцать
  • 17 - семнадцать
  • 18 - восемнадцать
  • 19 - девятнадцать

Russian cardinal numbers: 20 and onwards[edit | edit source]

As you could see, the numbers 11-19 are simply formed by adding "надцать" to the numbers 1-9. (You will need to drop the soft sign, or the "е" in "четыре")


20 in Russian is "двадцать". The numbers 21-29 are formed in a similar way to English. Here are some examples:


  • 20 - двадцать
  • 21 - двадцать один
  • 22 - двадцать два
  • 23 - двадцать три
  • 24 - двадцать четыре


Other compound numbers are formed in the same way, quite similar to English. (There is no need to use the word "and" in Russian). Here are the other numbers you will need to form numbers in Russia. It will be useful to learn as many of these numbers as you can because it makes it easier to understand the price of goods in Russian roubles.


  • 30 - тридцать
  • 40 - сорок
  • 50 - пятьдесят
  • 60 - шестьдесят
  • 70 - семьдесят
  • 80 - восемьдесят
  • 90 - девяносто
  • 100 - сто
    200 - двести
  • 300 - триста
  • 400 - четыреста
  • 500 - пятьсот
  • 600 - шестьсот
  • 700 - семьсот
  • 800 - восемьсот
  • 900 - девятьсот
    1,000 - тысяча
  • 1,000,000 - миллион
  • 1,000,000,000 - миллиард


For example: 131 - сто тридцать один


When reading phone numbers you may also need to know the name of the digit 0.


0 - ноль

Ordinal Numbers in Russian[edit | edit source]

Русский English
первый  

первая

[m] first

[ f ]

второй   [FtAroy]

вторая

[m] second

[ f ]

третий  

третья

[m] third

[ f ]

следующий

следующая

[m] next

[ f ]

последний

последняя

[m] last

[ f ]

Fractions in Russian[edit | edit source]

Русский English
1/2 половина   [polAvina] half
1/3 треть third
1/4 четверть quarter
% процент   [prAsent] percent
калькулятор calculator

Videos[edit | edit source]

Russian Numbers - Russian Lessons - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Counting Numbers 1-100 | Russian Language - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Learn Russian - Russian in Three Minutes - Numbers 1-10 - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Basic Russian in 30 days.Topic numbers.RUSSIAN BLOGGERS ...[edit | edit source]

Learn Russian part 4 | Numbers 0 to 20 - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]