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In our journey through the rich and vibrant Kazakh language, we arrive at a fundamental yet exciting topic: '''Numbers and Counting'''. Understanding numbers is essential, not just for basic communication, but also for engaging in daily activities like shopping, telling time, and navigating social interactions. In this lesson, we'll delve into counting from '''0 to 100''' in Kazakh, explore various contexts in which these numbers are used, and master practical exercises to reinforce your learning.
 
Throughout this lesson, you will learn:
 
* The Kazakh numbers from 0 to 100


== Introduction ==
* How to use numbers in different contexts


In this lesson, we will dive into the fascinating world of numbers and counting in the Kazakh language. Numbers play a crucial role in everyday communication, whether it's telling the time, talking about quantities, or expressing dates and ages. By mastering the Kazakh numbers, you will be able to navigate various contexts and engage in meaningful conversations with native speakers.
* Counting objects and people


Throughout this lesson, we will cover the Kazakh number system from 0 to 100 and explore how to use numbers in different contexts. We will also provide cultural insights and interesting facts about the Kazakh language and its numerical expressions.
* Practical applications of numbers in everyday situations


Let's embark on this numerical journey and discover the beauty of counting in Kazakh!
By the end of this lesson, you will feel confident in your ability to use numbers in Kazakh, enhancing your conversational skills and overall comprehension.


== Kazakh Number System ==
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=== Counting from 0 to 10 ===
=== Counting in Kazakh ===


Let's start by learning the numbers from 0 to 10 in Kazakh. These foundational numbers will serve as building blocks for the rest of the numerical system.
Counting in Kazakh is quite straightforward, and once you learn the basic numbers, you'll find that many larger numbers build upon these foundations. Let’s start with the numbers from '''0 to 10'''.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Kazakh !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
 
! Kazakh !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
|-
| нөл || nól || zero
 
| нөл || nöl || zero
 
|-
|-
| бір || bır || one
 
| бір || bir || one
 
|-
|-
| екі || eki || two
 
| екі || eki || two
 
|-
|-
| үш || üsh || three
 
| үш || üş || three
 
|-
|-
| төрт || tört || four
 
| төрт || tört || four
 
|-
|-
| бес || bes || five
 
| бес || bes || five
 
|-
|-
| алты || alty || six
 
| алты || alty || six
 
|-
|-
| жеті || jeti || seven
 
| жеті || jeti || seven
 
|-
|-
| сегіз || segiz || eight
 
| сегіз || segiz || eight
 
|-
|-
| тоғыз || toğız || nine
 
| тоғыз || toğız || nine
 
|-
|-
| он || on || ten
 
| он || on || ten
 
|}
|}


Now that we have familiarized ourselves with the basic numbers, let's move on to the next set of numbers.
Now let's expand our counting to '''20'''.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Kazakh !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| он бір  || on bir || eleven
 
|-
 
| он екі  || on eki || twelve


=== Counting from 11 to 20 ===
|-


In Kazakh, the numbers from 11 to 19 follow a unique pattern. They are formed by combining the word for "ten" (он) with the corresponding digit from 1 to 9.
| он үш  || on üş || thirteen
 
|-
 
| он төрт  || on tört || fourteen
 
|-
 
| он бес  || on bes || fifteen
 
|-
 
| он алты  || on alty || sixteen
 
|-
 
| он жеті  || on jeti || seventeen
 
|-
 
| он сегіз  || on segiz || eighteen


{| class="wikitable"
! Kazakh !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
|-
| он бір || on bır || eleven
 
| он тоғыз  || on toğız || nineteen
 
|-
|-
| он екі || on eki || twelve
 
| жиырма  || jıyırma || twenty
 
|}
 
We can continue this process to learn numbers up to '''100'''. Here are the tens:
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Kazakh !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
|-
| он үш || on üsh || thirteen
 
| отыз  || otız || thirty
 
|-
|-
| он төрт || on tört || fourteen
 
| қырық  || qırıq || forty
 
|-
|-
| он бес || on bes || fifteen
 
| елу  || elü || fifty
 
|-
|-
| он алты || on alty || sixteen
 
| алпыс  || alıpıs || sixty
 
|-
|-
| он жеті || on jeti || seventeen
 
| жетпіс  || jetpis || seventy
 
|-
|-
| он сегіз || on segiz || eighteen
 
| сексен  || seksen || eighty
 
|-
|-
| он тоғыз || on toğız || nineteen
 
| тоқсан  || toqsan || ninety
 
|-
|-
| жиырма || jıırma || twenty
 
| жүз  || jüz || one hundred
 
|}
|}


Note that the number 20 is a standalone word in Kazakh, unlike the numbers from 11 to 19.
To form numbers between these tens and the units, you simply combine them. For instance:
 
* 21 is "жиырма бір" (jıyırma bir)
 
* 35 is "отыз бес" (otız bes)


=== Counting from 30 to 100 ===
* 74 is "жетпіс төрт" (jetpis tört)


In Kazakh, the numbers from 30 to 100 follow a regular pattern. They are formed by combining the tens digit (from 3 to 9) with the word for "ten" (он).
Let's look at some examples to illustrate this further:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Kazakh !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
 
! Kazakh !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
|-
| үш жиырма || üsh jıırma || thirty
 
| жиырма бір  || jıyırma bir || twenty-one
 
|-
|-
| төрт жиырма || tört jıırma || forty
 
| отыз екі  || otız eki || thirty-two
 
|-
|-
| елу || elu || fifty
 
| қырық үш  || qırıq üş || forty-three
 
|-
 
| елу төрт  || elü tört || fifty-four
 
|-
|-
| алпыс || alpıs || sixty
 
| алпыс бес  || alıpıs bes || sixty-five
 
|-
|-
| жетпіс || jetpıs || seventy
 
| жетпіс алты  || jetpis alty || seventy-six
 
|-
 
| сексен жеті  || seksen jeti || eighty-seven
 
|-
|-
| сексен || seksen || eighty
 
| тоқсан сегіз  || toqsan segiz || ninety-eight
 
|-
|-
| тоқсан || toqsan || ninety
 
| жүз тоғыз  || jüz toğız || one hundred nine
 
|-
|-
| жүз || jüz || one hundred
 
| жүз он  || jüz on || one hundred ten
 
|}
|}


Congratulations! Now you can count from 0 to 100 in Kazakh. But our numerical journey doesn't end here. Let's explore how to use numbers in various contexts.
=== Practical Applications of Numbers ===
 
Numbers are not just for counting; they play an essential role in daily life. Here are some contexts where you might use numbers in Kazakh:
 
* '''Shopping''': Knowing prices and quantities is crucial. For example:
 
* "Бұл жеміс қанша?" (Bul jemis qanşa?) - "How much is this fruit?"
 
* "Мен үш алма аламын." (Men üş alma alamin.) - "I will take three apples."
 
* '''Telling Time''': Numbers are also used when telling time:
 
* "Сағат үште." (Sağat üşte.) - "It’s three o'clock."
 
* "Бес минут қалды." (Bes minut qaldı.) - "Five minutes left."
 
* '''Dates''': When discussing dates:
 
* "Бүгін 4-ші қазан." (Bügin 4-shi qazan.) - "Today is the 4th of October."


== Using Numbers in Context ==
* "Менің туған күнім 10-шы мамыр." (Menıñ tuğan küniñ 10-shi mamır.) - "My birthday is on the 10th of May."


Now that you have learned the Kazakh number system, let's see how we can use numbers in different contexts.
* '''Phone Numbers''': When giving a phone number:


=== Talking about Age ===
* "Менің телефон нөмірім 8 777 123 4567." (Menıñ telefon nömirim 8 777 123 4567.) - "My phone number is 8 777 123 4567."


When discussing age in Kazakh, we use the word "жас" (jas) to mean "years old." To express someone's age, simply state the number followed by "жас."
* '''Social Interactions''': Counting can also be used in social contexts:


For example:
* "Бізде бес адам бар." (Bizde bes adam bar.) - "We have five people."
* Мен он сегіз жасымын. (Men on segiz jasymyn.) - I am eighteen years old.
* Алты жасындағы бала. (Alty jasındağı bala.) - A six-year-old child.


=== Telling the Time ===
* "Менің үйімде екі мысық бар." (Menıñ üıımde eki mısıq bar.) - "I have two cats in my house."


Telling the time in Kazakh follows a simple pattern. To express the hour, use the number followed by "сағат" (sağat), which means "o'clock."
=== Exercises and Practice Scenarios ===


For example:
Now that we've covered the numbers and their applications, it’s time for you to practice! Below are some exercises to reinforce your understanding.
* Сағат екі. (Sağat eki.) - Two o'clock.
* Сағат алты. (Sağat alty.) - Six o'clock.


To express minutes, use the number followed by "минут" (minut).
==== Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks ====


For example:
Translate the following sentences into Kazakh using the correct numbers.
* Сағат екі минут. (Sağat eki minut.) - Two minutes past [the hour].
* Сағат он минут. (Sağat on minut.) - Ten minutes past [the hour].


=== Counting Objects and Quantities ===
1. I have ___ apples. (3)


When counting objects or expressing quantities in Kazakh, use the cardinal numbers (e.g., бір, екі, үш).
2. There are ___ chairs in the room. (5)


For example:
3. My sister is ___ years old. (10)
* Менде екі қалам бар. (Mende eki qalam bar.) - I have two pens.
* Сенде төрт қарлық су бар ма? (Sende tört qarlıq su bar ma?) - Do you have four bottles of water?


=== Dates and Years ===
4. We need ___ tickets. (2)


To express dates in Kazakh, use the cardinal numbers followed by the word "ай" (ay) for "month" and "жыл" (jıl) for "year."
5. This book costs ___ tenge. (1500)


For example:
''Solutions'':
* Мен қырк тамызда туғанмын. (Men qırk tamyzda tuğanmyn.) - I was born on the fortieth of July.
* Қазақстан Республикасы қайда жасалған? (Qazaqstan Respýblıkası qayda jasalğan?) - When was the Republic of Kazakhstan established?


== Cultural Insights ==
1. Менде үш алма бар. (Mende üş alma bar.)


The Kazakh number system reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Kazakh people. Numerical expressions often carry symbolic meanings and cultural significance.
2. Бөлмеде бес орындық бар. (Bölmede bes orındıq bar.)


For example, the number 7 (жеті) is considered a lucky number in Kazakh culture. It is believed to bring good fortune and protection from evil spirits. This belief is deeply rooted in the ancient Turkic traditions and shamanistic practices of the Kazakh nomadic tribes.
3. Менің қарындасымның жасы он. (Menıñ qarındasımnıñ jası on.)


Similarly, the number 40 (қырк) holds special significance in Kazakh culture. It is associated with maturity and wisdom, as well as the completion of a full cycle. In traditional Kazakh culture, reaching the age of 40 is often celebrated as a milestone.
4. Бізге екі билет керек. (Bizge eki bilet kerek.)


These cultural insights add depth and meaning to the numerical expressions in Kazakh, highlighting the interconnectedness of language and culture.
5. Бұл кітап 1500 теңге тұрады. (Bul kitap 1500 teñge turadı.)


== Practice Exercises ==
==== Exercise 2: Matching Numbers ====


Now it's time to put your newly acquired knowledge into practice! Complete the following exercises to reinforce your understanding of Kazakh numbers and counting.
Match the Kazakh numbers with their English equivalents.


=== Exercise 1: Number Identification ===
| Kazakh | English |


Identify the following numbers in Kazakh:
|--------|---------|


1. сегіз
| 1     | One    |
2. үш жиырма
3. алпыс
4. оның бесінші
5. қазан


Solution:
| 2     | Five    |
1. сегіз - eight
2. үш жиырма - thirty-three
3. алпыс - sixty
4. оның бесінші - its fifth
5. қазан - pot


=== Exercise 2: Age Expression ===
| 3      | Seven  |


Express the following ages in Kazakh:
| 4      | Ten    |


1. 12 years old
| 5     | Four    |
2. 25 years old
3. 50 years old
4. 30 years old
5. 18 years old


Solution:
''Solutions'':
1. 12 years old - он екі жасында
2. 25 years old - он бес жасында
3. 50 years old - елу жасында
4. 30 years old - үш жиырма жасында
5. 18 years old - он сегіз жасында


=== Exercise 3: Telling the Time ===
1 - One


Express the following times in Kazakh:
2 - Five


1. 3:45
3 - Seven
2. 9:30
3. 12:15
4. 6:10
5. 1:55


Solution:
4 - Ten
1. 3:45 - сағат үштен алпыс бес минут
2. 9:30 - сағат тоғыздан екі минут
3. 12:15 - сағат онадан екінші
4. 6:10 - сағат алтыдан он минут
5. 1:55 - сағат бірден үштен алпыс бес минут


=== Exercise 4: Counting Objects ===
5 - Four
 
==== Exercise 3: Counting Objects ====


Count the following objects in Kazakh:
Count the following objects in Kazakh:


1. Five apples
1. 4 books
2. Ten books
 
3. Two cups
2. 6 pencils
4. Three pens
 
5. Seven chairs
3. 8 oranges
 
4. 10 cars
 
5. 3 dogs
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. Төрт кітап (Tört kitap)
 
2. Алты қалам (Alty qalām)
 
3. Сегіз апельсин (Segiz apel'sin)
 
4. Он машина (On maşina)
 
5. Үш ит (Üş it)
 
==== Exercise 4: Telling Time ====
 
Convert the following times into Kazakh.
 
1. 2:30
 
2. 5:15
 
3. 7:45
 
4. 12:00
 
5. 10:10
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. Екі жарым (Eki jarım)
 
2. Бес он бес (Bes on bes)
 
3. Жеті қырық бес (Jeti qırıq bes)
 
4. Он екі (On eki)
 
5. Он (On)
 
==== Exercise 5: Formulating Prices ====
 
Translate the following prices into Kazakh.
 
1. 2500 tenge
 
2. 120 tenge
 
3. 900 tenge
 
4. 50 tenge
 
5. 3000 tenge
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. 2500 теңге (2500 teñge)
 
2. 120 теңге (120 teñge)
 
3. 900 теңге (900 teñge)
 
4. 50 теңге (50 teñge)
 
5. 3000 теңге (3000 teñge)
 
==== Exercise 6: Date Translation ====
 
Write the following dates in Kazakh.
 
1. January 1st
 
2. March 3rd
 
3. July 7th
 
4. October 10th
 
5. December 12th
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. Бірінші қаңтар (Birinshi qañtar)
 
2. Үшінші наурыз (Üşinshi naurız)
 
3. Жетінші шілде (Jetinşi şilde)
 
4. Он бірінші қазан (On birinshi qazan)
 
5. Он екінші желтоқсан (On ekiñshi jeldoxsan)
 
==== Exercise 7: Create Your Own Sentences ====
 
Using the numbers from 0 to 100, create five sentences in Kazakh that include your own objects or situations.
 
''Solutions will vary based on individual responses.''
 
==== Exercise 8: Role Play ====
 
In pairs, practice a shopping scenario where one person is the shopkeeper and the other is the customer. Use numbers to discuss prices, quantities, and total costs.


Solution:
''Solutions will depend on the role play activity.''
1. Five apples - бес алма
2. Ten books - он кітап
3. Two cups - екі қап
4. Three pens - үш қалам
5. Seven chairs - жеті орын


== Conclusion ==
==== Exercise 9: Listening Practice ====


Congratulations on completing this comprehensive lesson on Kazakh numbers and counting! You have learned how to count from 0 to 100 and use numbers in various contexts, such as expressing age, telling the time, counting objects, and discussing dates.
Listen to a recording of someone counting from 0 to 100 in Kazakh. Write down the numbers you hear and practice repeating them.


Remember that practice is the key to mastery. Continue practicing your Kazakh numbers in everyday situations, and soon counting will become second nature to you. As you progress in your language learning journey, you will discover even more fascinating aspects of the Kazakh language and culture.
''Solutions will depend on the individual listening comprehension.''


Keep up the great work, and soon you'll be well on your way to becoming a proficient Kazakh speaker!
==== Exercise 10: Number Quiz ====
 
Create a quiz with 10 questions using the numbers learned in this lesson. Ask your classmates to answer them.
 
''Solutions will vary based on individual quizzes.''
 
As we wrap up this lesson, remember that practice is key to mastering numbers in any language. Engage with these exercises, and don't hesitate to incorporate numbers into your daily conversations. Keep counting, and enjoy your journey through the Kazakh language!


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Kazakh → Vocabulary → 0 to A1 Course → Numbers and Counting

In our journey through the rich and vibrant Kazakh language, we arrive at a fundamental yet exciting topic: Numbers and Counting. Understanding numbers is essential, not just for basic communication, but also for engaging in daily activities like shopping, telling time, and navigating social interactions. In this lesson, we'll delve into counting from 0 to 100 in Kazakh, explore various contexts in which these numbers are used, and master practical exercises to reinforce your learning.

Throughout this lesson, you will learn:

  • The Kazakh numbers from 0 to 100
  • How to use numbers in different contexts
  • Counting objects and people
  • Practical applications of numbers in everyday situations

By the end of this lesson, you will feel confident in your ability to use numbers in Kazakh, enhancing your conversational skills and overall comprehension.

Counting in Kazakh[edit | edit source]

Counting in Kazakh is quite straightforward, and once you learn the basic numbers, you'll find that many larger numbers build upon these foundations. Let’s start with the numbers from 0 to 10.

Kazakh Pronunciation English
нөл nöl zero
бір bir one
екі eki two
үш üş three
төрт tört four
бес bes five
алты alty six
жеті jeti seven
сегіз segiz eight
тоғыз toğız nine
он on ten

Now let's expand our counting to 20.

Kazakh Pronunciation English
он бір on bir eleven
он екі on eki twelve
он үш on üş thirteen
он төрт on tört fourteen
он бес on bes fifteen
он алты on alty sixteen
он жеті on jeti seventeen
он сегіз on segiz eighteen
он тоғыз on toğız nineteen
жиырма jıyırma twenty

We can continue this process to learn numbers up to 100. Here are the tens:

Kazakh Pronunciation English
отыз otız thirty
қырық qırıq forty
елу elü fifty
алпыс alıpıs sixty
жетпіс jetpis seventy
сексен seksen eighty
тоқсан toqsan ninety
жүз jüz one hundred

To form numbers between these tens and the units, you simply combine them. For instance:

  • 21 is "жиырма бір" (jıyırma bir)
  • 35 is "отыз бес" (otız bes)
  • 74 is "жетпіс төрт" (jetpis tört)

Let's look at some examples to illustrate this further:

Kazakh Pronunciation English
жиырма бір jıyırma bir twenty-one
отыз екі otız eki thirty-two
қырық үш qırıq üş forty-three
елу төрт elü tört fifty-four
алпыс бес alıpıs bes sixty-five
жетпіс алты jetpis alty seventy-six
сексен жеті seksen jeti eighty-seven
тоқсан сегіз toqsan segiz ninety-eight
жүз тоғыз jüz toğız one hundred nine
жүз он jüz on one hundred ten

Practical Applications of Numbers[edit | edit source]

Numbers are not just for counting; they play an essential role in daily life. Here are some contexts where you might use numbers in Kazakh:

  • Shopping: Knowing prices and quantities is crucial. For example:
  • "Бұл жеміс қанша?" (Bul jemis qanşa?) - "How much is this fruit?"
  • "Мен үш алма аламын." (Men üş alma alamin.) - "I will take three apples."
  • Telling Time: Numbers are also used when telling time:
  • "Сағат үште." (Sağat üşte.) - "It’s three o'clock."
  • "Бес минут қалды." (Bes minut qaldı.) - "Five minutes left."
  • Dates: When discussing dates:
  • "Бүгін 4-ші қазан." (Bügin 4-shi qazan.) - "Today is the 4th of October."
  • "Менің туған күнім 10-шы мамыр." (Menıñ tuğan küniñ 10-shi mamır.) - "My birthday is on the 10th of May."
  • Phone Numbers: When giving a phone number:
  • "Менің телефон нөмірім 8 777 123 4567." (Menıñ telefon nömirim 8 777 123 4567.) - "My phone number is 8 777 123 4567."
  • Social Interactions: Counting can also be used in social contexts:
  • "Бізде бес адам бар." (Bizde bes adam bar.) - "We have five people."
  • "Менің үйімде екі мысық бар." (Menıñ üıımde eki mısıq bar.) - "I have two cats in my house."

Exercises and Practice Scenarios[edit | edit source]

Now that we've covered the numbers and their applications, it’s time for you to practice! Below are some exercises to reinforce your understanding.

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Translate the following sentences into Kazakh using the correct numbers.

1. I have ___ apples. (3)

2. There are ___ chairs in the room. (5)

3. My sister is ___ years old. (10)

4. We need ___ tickets. (2)

5. This book costs ___ tenge. (1500)

Solutions:

1. Менде үш алма бар. (Mende üş alma bar.)

2. Бөлмеде бес орындық бар. (Bölmede bes orındıq bar.)

3. Менің қарындасымның жасы он. (Menıñ qarındasımnıñ jası on.)

4. Бізге екі билет керек. (Bizge eki bilet kerek.)

5. Бұл кітап 1500 теңге тұрады. (Bul kitap 1500 teñge turadı.)

Exercise 2: Matching Numbers[edit | edit source]

Match the Kazakh numbers with their English equivalents.

| Kazakh | English |

|--------|---------|

| 1 | One |

| 2 | Five |

| 3 | Seven |

| 4 | Ten |

| 5 | Four |

Solutions:

1 - One

2 - Five

3 - Seven

4 - Ten

5 - Four

Exercise 3: Counting Objects[edit | edit source]

Count the following objects in Kazakh:

1. 4 books

2. 6 pencils

3. 8 oranges

4. 10 cars

5. 3 dogs

Solutions:

1. Төрт кітап (Tört kitap)

2. Алты қалам (Alty qalām)

3. Сегіз апельсин (Segiz apel'sin)

4. Он машина (On maşina)

5. Үш ит (Üş it)

Exercise 4: Telling Time[edit | edit source]

Convert the following times into Kazakh.

1. 2:30

2. 5:15

3. 7:45

4. 12:00

5. 10:10

Solutions:

1. Екі жарым (Eki jarım)

2. Бес он бес (Bes on bes)

3. Жеті қырық бес (Jeti qırıq bes)

4. Он екі (On eki)

5. Он (On)

Exercise 5: Formulating Prices[edit | edit source]

Translate the following prices into Kazakh.

1. 2500 tenge

2. 120 tenge

3. 900 tenge

4. 50 tenge

5. 3000 tenge

Solutions:

1. 2500 теңге (2500 teñge)

2. 120 теңге (120 teñge)

3. 900 теңге (900 teñge)

4. 50 теңге (50 teñge)

5. 3000 теңге (3000 teñge)

Exercise 6: Date Translation[edit | edit source]

Write the following dates in Kazakh.

1. January 1st

2. March 3rd

3. July 7th

4. October 10th

5. December 12th

Solutions:

1. Бірінші қаңтар (Birinshi qañtar)

2. Үшінші наурыз (Üşinshi naurız)

3. Жетінші шілде (Jetinşi şilde)

4. Он бірінші қазан (On birinshi qazan)

5. Он екінші желтоқсан (On ekiñshi jeldoxsan)

Exercise 7: Create Your Own Sentences[edit | edit source]

Using the numbers from 0 to 100, create five sentences in Kazakh that include your own objects or situations.

Solutions will vary based on individual responses.

Exercise 8: Role Play[edit | edit source]

In pairs, practice a shopping scenario where one person is the shopkeeper and the other is the customer. Use numbers to discuss prices, quantities, and total costs.

Solutions will depend on the role play activity.

Exercise 9: Listening Practice[edit | edit source]

Listen to a recording of someone counting from 0 to 100 in Kazakh. Write down the numbers you hear and practice repeating them.

Solutions will depend on the individual listening comprehension.

Exercise 10: Number Quiz[edit | edit source]

Create a quiz with 10 questions using the numbers learned in this lesson. Ask your classmates to answer them.

Solutions will vary based on individual quizzes.

As we wrap up this lesson, remember that practice is key to mastering numbers in any language. Engage with these exercises, and don't hesitate to incorporate numbers into your daily conversations. Keep counting, and enjoy your journey through the Kazakh language!

Table of Contents - Kazakh Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Kazakh Pronunciation


Greetings and Basic Expressions


Kazakh Cases


Food and Drink


Verbs


Traditions and Customs


Family and Relationships


Adjectives


Traveling and Directions


Pronouns


Shopping and Consumerism


Art and Literature


Adverbs


Health and Medical Emergencies


Sports and Recreation


Prepositions and Postpositions


Nature and Environment

Videos[edit | edit source]

Numbers from 1 to 100 in Kazakh and English (native speakers ...[edit | edit source]

Let`s learn Kazakh numbers - YouTube[edit | edit source]


Sources[edit | edit source]


Other Lessons[edit | edit source]



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