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Welcome to this exciting lesson on '''Sindhi Vocabulary: Numbers and Counting'''! As we embark on this journey, it’s important to recognize that numbers are more than just digits; they are the building blocks for communication, allowing us to share information about quantity, time, and even emotions. Whether you're planning a trip to Sindh, counting your favorite snacks, or simply trying to shop efficiently, knowing how to count and use numbers in Sindhi will be invaluable.
In this lesson, we will cover:
* '''Introduction to Sindhi Numbers''': Understanding why numbers are essential in everyday conversation.
* '''Counting from 1 to 100''': A comprehensive guide to Sindhi numerals.
* '''Asking and Answering Questions about Numbers''': Practical phrases and structures to help you engage in conversations.
* '''Exercises and Practice Scenarios''': Apply what you’ve learned to solidify your understanding.


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By the end of this lesson, you will be able to count confidently in Sindhi and answer questions about numbers with ease. So, let’s dive in!


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Numbers are used in our everyday lives for many purposes, from counting money to measuring time. In this lesson, you will learn how to count and use numbers in Sindhi. We will cover Sindhi numbers from 1 to 100 and how to ask and answer questions about numbers.
=== Introduction to Sindhi Numbers ===


== Sindhi Numbers ==
Numbers play a crucial role in our lives. They help us tell time, manage finances, and quantify our experiences. In Sindhi, numbers not only serve functional purposes but also connect us to the culture and traditions of the Sindhi-speaking community. Understanding how to use numbers enhances your ability to communicate effectively and opens up new avenues for interaction.


Sindhi numbers are written in the Arabic script from right to left, just like the Sindhi language. The first thirty numbers have unique names, while larger numbers are formed by adding suffixes to the base numbers.
=== Counting from 1 to 100 ===


Below is a table showing the numbers 1-10 and their corresponding names in Sindhi, pronunciation, and English translation.  
Let’s start our exploration by learning how to count from 1 to 100 in Sindhi. Below is a table that illustrates the numbers along with their pronunciation and English translations.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| 1 || هڪ (hik) || one
|-
| 2 || ٻه (bih) || two
|-
| 3 || ٽي (tee) || three
|-
| 4 || چار (chaar) || four
|-
| 5 || پنج (panj) || five
|-
| 6 || ڇهه (chhah) || six
|-
| 7 || ست (sat) || seven
|-
|-
| اڪ                                || ak || One
 
| 8 || اٺ (ath) || eight
 
|-
|-
| دو                                  || do || Two
 
| 9 || نو (nao) || nine
 
|-
|-
| ٽين                              || tīn || Three
 
| 10 || ڏھ (dah) || ten
 
|-
|-
| چار                              || chaar || Four
 
| 11 || يارھ (gyaarah) || eleven
 
|-
|-
| پنج                            || panj || Five
 
| 12 || ٻارھ (barah) || twelve
 
|-
|-
| چههر                          || chahar || Six
 
| 13 || تيرھ (terah) || thirteen
 
|-
|-
| ست                              || sat || Seven
 
| 14 || چودھ (chaudah) || fourteen
 
|-
|-
| آٺه                            || atth || Eight
 
| 15 || پندرھ (pandrah) || fifteen
 
|-
|-
| نو                              || noh || Nine
 
| 16 || سولھ (solah) || sixteen
 
|-
 
| 17 || ستارھ (sataarah) || seventeen
 
|-
 
| 18 || اٺارھ (atharah) || eighteen
 
|-
 
| 19 || انيس (unees) || nineteen
 
|-
 
| 20 || ويھ (veeh) || twenty
 
|-
 
| 21 || اکیون (ikavan) || twenty-one
 
|-
 
| 22 || بائیون (baivan) || twenty-two
 
|-
 
| 23 || تئیس (teis) || twenty-three
 
|-
 
| 24 || چوبیس (chobees) || twenty-four
 
|-
 
| 25 || پچيس (pachis) || twenty-five
 
|-
 
| 26 || چھببیس (chhabbees) || twenty-six
 
|-
 
| 27 || ستائيس (satais) || twenty-seven
 
|-
 
| 28 || آٹھائيس (aathais) || twenty-eight
 
|-
 
| 29 || انتیس (untais) || twenty-nine
 
|-
 
| 30 || تيس (tees) || thirty
 
|-
 
| 31 || اکتيس (ikatees) || thirty-one
 
|-
 
| 32 || باون (baavan) || thirty-two
 
|-
|-
| ده                            || dah || Ten
|}


For the numbers 11-30, we add the suffix -ويء to the corresponding base number. For example, 11 is گيارهويء (gārahuvi), which is formed by adding -ويء to the number گياره (gārah). Below is a table showing the numbers 11-30 and their corresponding names in Sindhi, pronunciation, and English translation.
| 33 || تينتيس (tintais) || thirty-three


{| class="wikitable"
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| گيارهويء                    || gārahuvi || Eleven
 
| 34 || چونتيس (chauntais) || thirty-four
 
|-
|-
| بايسوو                            || bāīsuvi || Twelve
 
| 35 || پينتيس (pintais) || thirty-five
 
|-
|-
| ٿيسوو                            || thēsuvi || Thirteen
 
| 36 || چھينتيس (chhaintais) || thirty-six
 
|-
|-
| چوڻسوو                        || chavunsa    || Fourteen
 
| 37 || ستينتيس (sateentais) || thirty-seven
 
|-
|-
| پنڍسوو                        || pandhsuvi || Fifteen
 
| 38 || آٹھينتيس (aathain) || thirty-eight
 
|-
|-
| سولهوو                            || soloohuvi || Sixteen
 
| 39 || انينتيس (aneentais) || thirty-nine
 
|-
|-
| ستارهوو                            || starhuvi || Seventeen
 
| 40 || چاليس (chaalees) || forty
 
|-
|-
| اٻهارهوو                            || athāruvi || Eighteen
 
| 41 || اکتاليس (ikataalees) || forty-one
 
|-
|-
| انهترهوو                            || inthāruvi || Nineteen
 
| 42 || بياليس (bayaalees) || forty-two
 
|-
|-
| ڏهاترهوو                        || datharhuvi || Twenty
 
| 43 || ٽنچاليس (tinchaalees) || forty-three
 
|-
|-
| اڄياسيوو                            || āchyāsi || Twenty One
 
| 44 || چونچاليس (chaunchalees) || forty-four
 
|-
|-
| بياسيوو                            || bayasī || Thirty
|}


From thirty-one onwards, each decade (30, 40, 50, etc.) is formed by adding -يٽ to the base number for that decade. For example, 31 is ٿيسيون (thēsion), which is formed by adding -يٽ to the number ٿيسو (thēsu). Below is a table showing the numbers 31-100 and their corresponding names in Sindhi, pronunciation, and English translation.
| 45 || پينتاليس (paintalees) || forty-five


{| class="wikitable"
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| ٿيسيون                      || thēsion || Thirty-One
 
| 46 || چھينچاليس (chhainchalees) || forty-six
 
|-
|-
| ٿيسٽ                    || thēsṭ || Thirty-Two
 
| 47 || ستچاليس (sataalees) || forty-seven
 
|-
|-
| ٿيسين                    || thēsin || Thirty-Three
 
| 48 || آٹھچاليس (aathchaalees) || forty-eight
 
|-
|-
| ٿيسارون                || thēsāron || Thirty-Four
 
| 49 || انينچاليس (aneenchaalees) || forty-nine
 
|-
|-
| ٽيان                    || tīān || Forty
 
| 50 || پچاس (pachaas) || fifty
 
|-
|-
| ٽينيٽ                    || tīnīṭ || Forty-One
 
| 51 || اکتاس (ikataas) || fifty-one
 
|-
|-
| ٽيانٽ                    || tīānṭ || Forty-Two
 
| 52 || باونچاس (bavaanchaas) || fifty-two
 
|-
|-
| ٽينين                    || tīnin || Forty-Three
 
| 53 || ترنچاس (tiranchaas) || fifty-three
 
|-
|-
| ٽيارون                  || tīāron || Forty-Four
 
| 54 || چونچاس (chaunchaas) || fifty-four
 
|-
|-
| پچان                      || pachān || Fifty
 
| 55 || پينچاس (painchaas) || fifty-five
 
|-
|-
| پچيڻيٽ                  || pachvuniṭ || Fifty-One
 
| 56 || چھپنچاس (chhapanchaas) || fifty-six
 
|-
|-
| پڄان                      || pachhān || Fifty-Two
 
| 57 || ستچاس (satchaas) || fifty-seven
 
|-
|-
| ٽڪان                    || ṭhakān || Sixty
 
| 58 || آٹھچاس (aathchaas) || fifty-eight
 
|-
|-
| ٽڪينٽ                    || ṭhakīnṭ || Sixty-One
 
| 59 || انچاس (anechais) || fifty-nine
 
|-
|-
| ٽڪانٽ                      || ṭhakānṭ || Sixty-Two
 
| 60 || ساٹھ (saath) || sixty
 
|-
|-
| ٽڪين                      || ṭhakin || Sixty-Three
 
| 61 || اکھ ساٹھ (ikhasath) || sixty-one
 
|-
|-
| ٽکارون                  || ṭhākāron || Sixty-Four
 
| 62 || ٻه ساٹھ (bihasath) || sixty-two
 
|-
|-
| ستان                    || satān || Seventy
 
| 63 || ٽي ساٹھ (teesath) || sixty-three
 
|-
|-
| ستڻيٽ                    || satvuniṭ || Seventy-One
 
| 64 || چار ساٹھ (chaarasath) || sixty-four
 
|-
|-
| ستانٽ                    || satānṭ || Seventy-Two
 
| 65 || پنج ساٹھ (panjasath) || sixty-five
 
|-
|-
| ستانين                    || satnin || Seventy-Three
 
| 66 || چھ ساٹھ (chhahasath) || sixty-six
 
|-
|-
| ستارون                  || sātarōn || Seventy-Four
 
| 67 || ست ساٹھ (satasath) || sixty-seven
 
|-
|-
| آش                                || āsāh || Eighty
 
| 68 || آٹھ ساٹھ (athasath) || sixty-eight
 
|-
|-
| آڄا                            || āchā || Eighty-One
 
| 69 || نو ساٹھ (naosath) || sixty-nine
 
|-
|-
| آشیٽ                              || āshiṭ || Eighty-Two
 
| 70 || ستر (sattar) || seventy
 
|-
|-
| آشان                            || āshin || Eighty-Three
 
| 71 || اکتھر (ikatar) || seventy-one
 
|-
|-
| اٻهارون                  || athārōn || Eighty-Four
 
| 72 || بتر (batan) || seventy-two
 
|-
|-
| انهتر                        || inthar || Ninety
 
| 73 || ترتر (tartaar) || seventy-three
 
|-
|-
| انهتريٽ                  || intharvuniṭ || Ninety-One
 
| 74 || چونتر (chaun) || seventy-four
 
|-
|-
| انهتريٽ                    || intharvunṭ || Ninety-Two
 
| 75 || پينتر (pinter) || seventy-five
 
|-
|-
| انهترين                    || intharnīn || Ninety-Three
 
| 76 || چھتر (chhatar) || seventy-six
 
|-
|-
| انهترهون                  || inthāruhon || Ninety-Four
 
| 77 || ستتر (sattatar) || seventy-seven
 
|-
|-
| سو                      || sō || One Hundred
 
| 78 || آٹھتر (aathatar) || seventy-eight
 
|-
 
| 79 || انتر (antaar) || seventy-nine
 
|-
 
| 80 || اسي (asi) || eighty
 
|-
 
| 81 || اکتسي (ikasi) || eighty-one
 
|-
 
| 82 || ٻه اسي (bihasi) || eighty-two
 
|-
 
| 83 || ٽي اسي (teesasi) || eighty-three
 
|-
 
| 84 || چار اسي (chaarasi) || eighty-four
 
|-
 
| 85 || پنج اسي (panjasi) || eighty-five
 
|-
 
| 86 || چھ اسي (chhahasi) || eighty-six
 
|-
 
| 87 || ست اسي (satasasi) || eighty-seven
 
|-
 
| 88 || آٹھ اسي (athasi) || eighty-eight
 
|-
 
| 89 || نو اسي (naoasi) || eighty-nine
 
|-
 
| 90 || نون (nava) || ninety
 
|-
 
| 91 || اکيون (ikani) || ninety-one
 
|-
 
| 92 || ٻه نون (bihnava) || ninety-two
 
|-
 
| 93 || ٽي نون (teenava) || ninety-three
 
|-
 
| 94 || چار نون (chaarava) || ninety-four
 
|-
 
| 95 || پنج نون (panjnava) || ninety-five
 
|-
 
| 96 || چھ نون (chhaanava) || ninety-six
 
|-
 
| 97 || ست نون (satnava) || ninety-seven
 
|-
 
| 98 || آٹھ نون (athnava) || ninety-eight
 
|-
 
| 99 || نو نون (naonava) || ninety-nine
 
|-
 
| 100 || سو (so) || one hundred
 
|}
|}


== Counting in Sindhi ==
Now that you have a solid foundation in counting, let’s move on to the next essential skill: '''asking and answering questions about numbers'''.
 
=== Asking and Answering Questions about Numbers ===
 
In any language, the ability to ask questions is as vital as knowing how to respond. Below, we’ll explore common questions related to numbers, along with the appropriate answers. This will enable you to engage with native Sindhi speakers in a meaningful way.
 
==== Common Questions ====
 
1. '''How many...?'''


Counting objects in Sindhi is as simple as stating the number and adding the noun in question. The word for "thing" or "object" in Sindhi is شيئر (shayir). For example:
* '''Sindhi''': ڪيترا ...؟ (Kitra ...?)


* اڪ شيئر (ak shayir) - One thing
* '''Example''': ڪيترا ڪتاب آھن؟ (Kitra kitaab aahein?) - How many books are there?
* چار شيئر (chaar shayir) - Four things
* ترتيب پنھنجہ شيئرن (tartīb pandhsuch shayirun) - Arrangement of fifteen things


For numbers larger than 10, we use the word گرو for "group". For example:
2. '''What is your age?'''


* ٿيس گرو dilrī (thēs grō dilrī) - Thirty hearts
* '''Sindhi''': توھان جي عمر ڇا آهي؟ (Tuhanjay umar chha aahe?)
* پنڍس گرو بستي (pandhs grō bastī) - Fifty villages


When counting money, the word "rupee" in Sindhi is روپيو (rupiyo). To state the cost of an item, we use the phrase بهتي سڃيت (bahti sacchit) meaning "fair price". For example:
* '''Example''': توھان جي عمر 25 سال آهي. (Tuhanjay umar 25 saal aahe.) - Your age is 25 years.


* سڌڻي جوتو اڏهون روپيو بهتي سڃيت (sindhī jūto udhun rupiyo bahti sacchit) - A pair of Sindh shoes for 1,500 rupees, a fair price
3. '''What time is it?'''


== Asking and Answering Questions about Numbers ==
* '''Sindhi''': وقت ڇا آهي؟ (Waqt chha aahe?)


To ask "how many?" in Sindhi, we use the phrase ڪتي (kiti). For example:
* '''Example''': وقت 3 وڳي آهي. (Waqt 3 waghay aahe.) - It is 3 o'clock.


* ڪتي ڏهاترهوو هندوستان ۾ انسان آهن؟ (kiti datharhuvi hindustan mein insan aahin?) - How many people are there in India?
4. '''How many days are left?'''


To answer such a question, the word for "there are" in Sindhi is وارو (wāro). We add the number and the noun we are counting in the form of شيئر (shayir) or گرو (grō).
* '''Sindhi''': ڪيترا ڏينهن باقي آھن؟ (Kitra din baaqi aahein?)


For example:
* '''Example''': ڪيترا ڏينهن باقي آھن؟ (Kitra din baaqi aahein?) - How many days are left?


* هندوستان ۾ ده لڳ گرو شهر آهن (hindustan mein dah lakh grō shahr aahin) - There are ten lakh (one million) cities in India
5. '''How much does this cost?'''


When stating time in Sindhi, we use the 24-hour clock format. The word for "o'clock" in Sindhi is بجي (baji). For example:
* '''Sindhi''': ان جي قيمت ڇا آهي؟ (In ji qimath chha aahe?)


* ڏس جي بجي وقت آهي (dass ji baji waqat aahi) - It is ten o'clock.
* '''Example''': ان جي قيمت 500 روپيا آهي. (In ji qimath 500 rupiya aahe.) - It costs 500 rupees.


== Conclusion ==
===== Responding to Questions =====


In this lesson, we covered Sindhi numbers from 1 to 100, counting in Sindhi, and how to ask and answer questions about numbers. As you continue to practice your Sindhi language skills, it is essential to become familiar with numbers, as they are used in various situations. Remember to practice counting objects, shopping, and asking and answering questions involving numbers to improve your Sindhi language skills.
Here are some sample responses to the questions above:
 
1. '''Response to "How many...?"'''
 
* '''Answer''': 5 ڪتاب آھن. (5 kitaab aahein.) - There are 5 books.
 
2. '''Response to "What is your age?"'''
 
* '''Answer''': مون جي عمر 30 سال آهي. (Munjay umar 30 saal aahe.) - My age is 30 years.
 
3. '''Response to "What time is it?"'''
 
* '''Answer''': وقت 2 وڳي آهي. (Waqt 2 waghay aahe.) - It is 2 o'clock.
 
4. '''Response to "How many days are left?"'''
 
* '''Answer''': 10 ڏينهن باقي آھن. (10 din baaqi aahein.) - There are 10 days left.
 
5. '''Response to "How much does this cost?"'''
 
* '''Answer''': ان جي قيمت 1000 روپيا آهي. (In ji qimath 1000 rupiya aahe.) - It costs 1000 rupees.
 
Now that we've covered the essentials of counting and how to communicate about numbers in Sindhi, it’s time to put your knowledge to the test with some exercises.
 
=== Exercises and Practice Scenarios ===
 
Let's solidify your learning with some practical exercises. Each exercise will encourage you to apply what you've learned about Sindhi numbers and counting.
 
==== Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks ====
 
Fill in the blanks with the correct Sindhi numbers.
 
1. مون وٽ ______ (3) ڪتاب آھن.
 
2. ______ (10) گلاب آھن.
 
3. توھان جي عمر ______ (25) سال آهي.
 
4. ______ (40) روپيا چارج آهي.
 
'''Answers:'''
 
1. ٽي (tee)
 
2. ڏھ (dah)
 
3. پچيس (pachis)
 
4. چاليس (chaalees)
 
==== Exercise 2: Match the Questions and Answers ====
 
Match the questions in Column A with the correct answers in Column B.
 
Column A:
 
1. ڪيترا ڏينهن باقي آھن؟
 
2. توھان جي عمر ڇا آهي؟
 
3. وقت ڇا آهي؟
 
4. ان جي قيمت ڇا آهي؟
 
Column B:
 
a. 500 روپيا آهي.
 
b. 25 سال آهي.
 
c. 10 ڏينهن باقي آھن.
 
d. 3 وڳي آهي.
 
'''Answers:'''
 
1 - c
 
2 - b
 
3 - d
 
4 - a
 
==== Exercise 3: Translate to Sindhi ====
 
Translate the following sentences into Sindhi.
 
1. I have six apples.
 
2. There are twenty students in the class.
 
3. How many books are there?
 
4. It costs three hundred rupees.
 
'''Answers:'''
 
1. مون وٽ ڇهه سيب آھن. (Munjay paas chhah seb aahein.)
 
2. ڪلاس ۾ ويھ شاگرد آھن. (Klaas mein veeh shaagird aahein.)
 
3. ڪيترا ڪتاب آھن؟ (Kitra kitaab aahein?)
 
4. ان جي قيمت 300 روپيا آهي. (In ji qimath 300 rupiya aahe.)
 
==== Exercise 4: Create Your Own Questions ====
 
Write down three questions you would ask a Sindhi speaker about numbers or counting.
 
'''Example Answers:'''
 
1. توھان جو پسنديده نمبر ڇا آهي؟ (Tuhanjay pasandeeda number chha aahe?) - What is your favorite number?
 
2. ڪيترا روز توھان ڪم ڪندا آھيو؟ (Kitra roz tuhaan kaam kanda aahiyo?) - How many days do you work?
 
3. توھان کي ڇا پسند آهي - 1 سنيچر يا 2 سنيچر؟ (Tuhanjay ke chha pasand aahe - 1 Sunday ya 2 Sunday?) - Do you prefer 1 Sunday or 2 Sundays?
 
==== Exercise 5: Number Bingo ====
 
Create a Bingo card with random numbers from 1 to 100 in Sindhi. Play with a friend or family member and practice calling out the numbers in Sindhi.
 
'''Example Numbers for Bingo Card:'''
 
* 1: هڪ (hik)
 
* 15: پندرھ (pandrah)
 
* 22: بائیون (baivan)
 
* 35: پينتيس (pintais)
 
* 50: پچاس (pachaas)
 
==== Exercise 6: Counting Objects ====
 
Look around your home and count the following objects. Write down how many you see in Sindhi.
 
1. Chairs
 
2. Books
 
3. Windows
 
4. Cups
 
'''Example Answers:'''
 
1. 4 ڪرسيون (چار ڪرسيون).
 
2. 5 ڪتاب (پنج ڪتاب).
 
3. 2 ونڊو (ٻه ونڊو).
 
4. 3 کپ (ٽي کپ).
 
==== Exercise 7: Role Play ====
 
Pair up with a classmate and role-play a shopping scenario where one person is the shopkeeper and the other is the customer. Use Sindhi numbers to negotiate prices and quantities.
 
==== Exercise 8: Listening Practice ====
 
Watch a Sindhi video or listen to a Sindhi song. Try to identify the numbers mentioned in the video or song. Write them down in Sindhi.
 
==== Exercise 9: Counting in Different Contexts ====
 
Think of three different contexts where you would need to use numbers in Sindhi (e.g., at a restaurant, in a classroom, or while shopping). Write a short dialogue for each context, incorporating numbers.
 
'''Example Contexts:'''
 
1. At a restaurant:
 
* Customer: مون کي 2 پيزا ۽ 1 سافٽ ڊرنڪ چاهجي. (Munjay 2 pizza aain 1 soft drink chahji.)
 
* Waiter: ٺيڪ آهي، 2 پيزا ۽ 1 سافٽ ڊرنڪ. (Theek aahe, 2 pizza aain 1 soft drink.)
 
2. In a classroom:
 
* Teacher: توهان ۾ 25 شاگرد آهن؟ (Tuhanjay mein 25 shaagird aahein?)
 
* Student: ها، 25 شاگرد آهن. (Haan, 25 shaagird aahein.)
 
3. While shopping:
 
* Customer: ان جو قيمت ڇا آهي؟ (In jo qimath chha aahe?)
 
* Shopkeeper: ان جي قيمت 200 روپيا آهي. (In ji qimath 200 rupiya aahe.)
 
==== Exercise 10: Number Stories ====
 
Write a short story incorporating at least five different numbers in Sindhi. Share your story with the class.
 
'''Example Story:'''
 
مون وٽ 3 دوست آهن. اسان هر هفتي 2 دفعه ملندا آهيون. اسان 1 دفعه پارڪ ۾ ۽ 1 دفعه مووي ڏسڻ ويندا آهيون. اسان جي عمر 25 کان 30 سال تائين آهي. (I have 3 friends. We meet twice a week. Once in the park and once to watch a movie. Our ages range from 25 to 30 years.)
 
As you complete these exercises, remember that practice makes perfect. The more you use Sindhi numbers in real-life scenarios, the more comfortable you will become.
 
=== Conclusion ===
 
Congratulations on completing this lesson on '''Sindhi Vocabulary: Numbers and Counting'''! You've taken a significant step in your journey to learn Sindhi. By mastering numbers, you are not only enhancing your vocabulary but also enabling yourself to communicate more effectively with Sindhi speakers.
 
Keep practicing, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need further clarification. Numbers are everywhere, and with your newfound skills, you’ll be counting in Sindhi like a pro in no time!


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Welcome to this exciting lesson on Sindhi Vocabulary: Numbers and Counting! As we embark on this journey, it’s important to recognize that numbers are more than just digits; they are the building blocks for communication, allowing us to share information about quantity, time, and even emotions. Whether you're planning a trip to Sindh, counting your favorite snacks, or simply trying to shop efficiently, knowing how to count and use numbers in Sindhi will be invaluable.

In this lesson, we will cover:

  • Introduction to Sindhi Numbers: Understanding why numbers are essential in everyday conversation.
  • Counting from 1 to 100: A comprehensive guide to Sindhi numerals.
  • Asking and Answering Questions about Numbers: Practical phrases and structures to help you engage in conversations.
  • Exercises and Practice Scenarios: Apply what you’ve learned to solidify your understanding.

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to count confidently in Sindhi and answer questions about numbers with ease. So, let’s dive in!

Introduction to Sindhi Numbers[edit | edit source]

Numbers play a crucial role in our lives. They help us tell time, manage finances, and quantify our experiences. In Sindhi, numbers not only serve functional purposes but also connect us to the culture and traditions of the Sindhi-speaking community. Understanding how to use numbers enhances your ability to communicate effectively and opens up new avenues for interaction.

Counting from 1 to 100[edit | edit source]

Let’s start our exploration by learning how to count from 1 to 100 in Sindhi. Below is a table that illustrates the numbers along with their pronunciation and English translations.

Sindhi Pronunciation English
1 هڪ (hik) one
2 ٻه (bih) two
3 ٽي (tee) three
4 چار (chaar) four
5 پنج (panj) five
6 ڇهه (chhah) six
7 ست (sat) seven
8 اٺ (ath) eight
9 نو (nao) nine
10 ڏھ (dah) ten
11 يارھ (gyaarah) eleven
12 ٻارھ (barah) twelve
13 تيرھ (terah) thirteen
14 چودھ (chaudah) fourteen
15 پندرھ (pandrah) fifteen
16 سولھ (solah) sixteen
17 ستارھ (sataarah) seventeen
18 اٺارھ (atharah) eighteen
19 انيس (unees) nineteen
20 ويھ (veeh) twenty
21 اکیون (ikavan) twenty-one
22 بائیون (baivan) twenty-two
23 تئیس (teis) twenty-three
24 چوبیس (chobees) twenty-four
25 پچيس (pachis) twenty-five
26 چھببیس (chhabbees) twenty-six
27 ستائيس (satais) twenty-seven
28 آٹھائيس (aathais) twenty-eight
29 انتیس (untais) twenty-nine
30 تيس (tees) thirty
31 اکتيس (ikatees) thirty-one
32 باون (baavan) thirty-two
33 تينتيس (tintais) thirty-three
34 چونتيس (chauntais) thirty-four
35 پينتيس (pintais) thirty-five
36 چھينتيس (chhaintais) thirty-six
37 ستينتيس (sateentais) thirty-seven
38 آٹھينتيس (aathain) thirty-eight
39 انينتيس (aneentais) thirty-nine
40 چاليس (chaalees) forty
41 اکتاليس (ikataalees) forty-one
42 بياليس (bayaalees) forty-two
43 ٽنچاليس (tinchaalees) forty-three
44 چونچاليس (chaunchalees) forty-four
45 پينتاليس (paintalees) forty-five
46 چھينچاليس (chhainchalees) forty-six
47 ستچاليس (sataalees) forty-seven
48 آٹھچاليس (aathchaalees) forty-eight
49 انينچاليس (aneenchaalees) forty-nine
50 پچاس (pachaas) fifty
51 اکتاس (ikataas) fifty-one
52 باونچاس (bavaanchaas) fifty-two
53 ترنچاس (tiranchaas) fifty-three
54 چونچاس (chaunchaas) fifty-four
55 پينچاس (painchaas) fifty-five
56 چھپنچاس (chhapanchaas) fifty-six
57 ستچاس (satchaas) fifty-seven
58 آٹھچاس (aathchaas) fifty-eight
59 انچاس (anechais) fifty-nine
60 ساٹھ (saath) sixty
61 اکھ ساٹھ (ikhasath) sixty-one
62 ٻه ساٹھ (bihasath) sixty-two
63 ٽي ساٹھ (teesath) sixty-three
64 چار ساٹھ (chaarasath) sixty-four
65 پنج ساٹھ (panjasath) sixty-five
66 چھ ساٹھ (chhahasath) sixty-six
67 ست ساٹھ (satasath) sixty-seven
68 آٹھ ساٹھ (athasath) sixty-eight
69 نو ساٹھ (naosath) sixty-nine
70 ستر (sattar) seventy
71 اکتھر (ikatar) seventy-one
72 بتر (batan) seventy-two
73 ترتر (tartaar) seventy-three
74 چونتر (chaun) seventy-four
75 پينتر (pinter) seventy-five
76 چھتر (chhatar) seventy-six
77 ستتر (sattatar) seventy-seven
78 آٹھتر (aathatar) seventy-eight
79 انتر (antaar) seventy-nine
80 اسي (asi) eighty
81 اکتسي (ikasi) eighty-one
82 ٻه اسي (bihasi) eighty-two
83 ٽي اسي (teesasi) eighty-three
84 چار اسي (chaarasi) eighty-four
85 پنج اسي (panjasi) eighty-five
86 چھ اسي (chhahasi) eighty-six
87 ست اسي (satasasi) eighty-seven
88 آٹھ اسي (athasi) eighty-eight
89 نو اسي (naoasi) eighty-nine
90 نون (nava) ninety
91 اکيون (ikani) ninety-one
92 ٻه نون (bihnava) ninety-two
93 ٽي نون (teenava) ninety-three
94 چار نون (chaarava) ninety-four
95 پنج نون (panjnava) ninety-five
96 چھ نون (chhaanava) ninety-six
97 ست نون (satnava) ninety-seven
98 آٹھ نون (athnava) ninety-eight
99 نو نون (naonava) ninety-nine
100 سو (so) one hundred

Now that you have a solid foundation in counting, let’s move on to the next essential skill: asking and answering questions about numbers.

Asking and Answering Questions about Numbers[edit | edit source]

In any language, the ability to ask questions is as vital as knowing how to respond. Below, we’ll explore common questions related to numbers, along with the appropriate answers. This will enable you to engage with native Sindhi speakers in a meaningful way.

Common Questions[edit | edit source]

1. How many...?

  • Sindhi: ڪيترا ...؟ (Kitra ...?)
  • Example: ڪيترا ڪتاب آھن؟ (Kitra kitaab aahein?) - How many books are there?

2. What is your age?

  • Sindhi: توھان جي عمر ڇا آهي؟ (Tuhanjay umar chha aahe?)
  • Example: توھان جي عمر 25 سال آهي. (Tuhanjay umar 25 saal aahe.) - Your age is 25 years.

3. What time is it?

  • Sindhi: وقت ڇا آهي؟ (Waqt chha aahe?)
  • Example: وقت 3 وڳي آهي. (Waqt 3 waghay aahe.) - It is 3 o'clock.

4. How many days are left?

  • Sindhi: ڪيترا ڏينهن باقي آھن؟ (Kitra din baaqi aahein?)
  • Example: ڪيترا ڏينهن باقي آھن؟ (Kitra din baaqi aahein?) - How many days are left?

5. How much does this cost?

  • Sindhi: ان جي قيمت ڇا آهي؟ (In ji qimath chha aahe?)
  • Example: ان جي قيمت 500 روپيا آهي. (In ji qimath 500 rupiya aahe.) - It costs 500 rupees.
Responding to Questions[edit | edit source]

Here are some sample responses to the questions above:

1. Response to "How many...?"

  • Answer: 5 ڪتاب آھن. (5 kitaab aahein.) - There are 5 books.

2. Response to "What is your age?"

  • Answer: مون جي عمر 30 سال آهي. (Munjay umar 30 saal aahe.) - My age is 30 years.

3. Response to "What time is it?"

  • Answer: وقت 2 وڳي آهي. (Waqt 2 waghay aahe.) - It is 2 o'clock.

4. Response to "How many days are left?"

  • Answer: 10 ڏينهن باقي آھن. (10 din baaqi aahein.) - There are 10 days left.

5. Response to "How much does this cost?"

  • Answer: ان جي قيمت 1000 روپيا آهي. (In ji qimath 1000 rupiya aahe.) - It costs 1000 rupees.

Now that we've covered the essentials of counting and how to communicate about numbers in Sindhi, it’s time to put your knowledge to the test with some exercises.

Exercises and Practice Scenarios[edit | edit source]

Let's solidify your learning with some practical exercises. Each exercise will encourage you to apply what you've learned about Sindhi numbers and counting.

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

Fill in the blanks with the correct Sindhi numbers.

1. مون وٽ ______ (3) ڪتاب آھن.

2. ______ (10) گلاب آھن.

3. توھان جي عمر ______ (25) سال آهي.

4. ______ (40) روپيا چارج آهي.

Answers:

1. ٽي (tee)

2. ڏھ (dah)

3. پچيس (pachis)

4. چاليس (chaalees)

Exercise 2: Match the Questions and Answers[edit | edit source]

Match the questions in Column A with the correct answers in Column B.

Column A:

1. ڪيترا ڏينهن باقي آھن؟

2. توھان جي عمر ڇا آهي؟

3. وقت ڇا آهي؟

4. ان جي قيمت ڇا آهي؟

Column B:

a. 500 روپيا آهي.

b. 25 سال آهي.

c. 10 ڏينهن باقي آھن.

d. 3 وڳي آهي.

Answers:

1 - c

2 - b

3 - d

4 - a

Exercise 3: Translate to Sindhi[edit | edit source]

Translate the following sentences into Sindhi.

1. I have six apples.

2. There are twenty students in the class.

3. How many books are there?

4. It costs three hundred rupees.

Answers:

1. مون وٽ ڇهه سيب آھن. (Munjay paas chhah seb aahein.)

2. ڪلاس ۾ ويھ شاگرد آھن. (Klaas mein veeh shaagird aahein.)

3. ڪيترا ڪتاب آھن؟ (Kitra kitaab aahein?)

4. ان جي قيمت 300 روپيا آهي. (In ji qimath 300 rupiya aahe.)

Exercise 4: Create Your Own Questions[edit | edit source]

Write down three questions you would ask a Sindhi speaker about numbers or counting.

Example Answers:

1. توھان جو پسنديده نمبر ڇا آهي؟ (Tuhanjay pasandeeda number chha aahe?) - What is your favorite number?

2. ڪيترا روز توھان ڪم ڪندا آھيو؟ (Kitra roz tuhaan kaam kanda aahiyo?) - How many days do you work?

3. توھان کي ڇا پسند آهي - 1 سنيچر يا 2 سنيچر؟ (Tuhanjay ke chha pasand aahe - 1 Sunday ya 2 Sunday?) - Do you prefer 1 Sunday or 2 Sundays?

Exercise 5: Number Bingo[edit | edit source]

Create a Bingo card with random numbers from 1 to 100 in Sindhi. Play with a friend or family member and practice calling out the numbers in Sindhi.

Example Numbers for Bingo Card:

  • 1: هڪ (hik)
  • 15: پندرھ (pandrah)
  • 22: بائیون (baivan)
  • 35: پينتيس (pintais)
  • 50: پچاس (pachaas)

Exercise 6: Counting Objects[edit | edit source]

Look around your home and count the following objects. Write down how many you see in Sindhi.

1. Chairs

2. Books

3. Windows

4. Cups

Example Answers:

1. 4 ڪرسيون (چار ڪرسيون).

2. 5 ڪتاب (پنج ڪتاب).

3. 2 ونڊو (ٻه ونڊو).

4. 3 کپ (ٽي کپ).

Exercise 7: Role Play[edit | edit source]

Pair up with a classmate and role-play a shopping scenario where one person is the shopkeeper and the other is the customer. Use Sindhi numbers to negotiate prices and quantities.

Exercise 8: Listening Practice[edit | edit source]

Watch a Sindhi video or listen to a Sindhi song. Try to identify the numbers mentioned in the video or song. Write them down in Sindhi.

Exercise 9: Counting in Different Contexts[edit | edit source]

Think of three different contexts where you would need to use numbers in Sindhi (e.g., at a restaurant, in a classroom, or while shopping). Write a short dialogue for each context, incorporating numbers.

Example Contexts:

1. At a restaurant:

  • Customer: مون کي 2 پيزا ۽ 1 سافٽ ڊرنڪ چاهجي. (Munjay 2 pizza aain 1 soft drink chahji.)
  • Waiter: ٺيڪ آهي، 2 پيزا ۽ 1 سافٽ ڊرنڪ. (Theek aahe, 2 pizza aain 1 soft drink.)

2. In a classroom:

  • Teacher: توهان ۾ 25 شاگرد آهن؟ (Tuhanjay mein 25 shaagird aahein?)
  • Student: ها، 25 شاگرد آهن. (Haan, 25 shaagird aahein.)

3. While shopping:

  • Customer: ان جو قيمت ڇا آهي؟ (In jo qimath chha aahe?)
  • Shopkeeper: ان جي قيمت 200 روپيا آهي. (In ji qimath 200 rupiya aahe.)

Exercise 10: Number Stories[edit | edit source]

Write a short story incorporating at least five different numbers in Sindhi. Share your story with the class.

Example Story:

مون وٽ 3 دوست آهن. اسان هر هفتي 2 دفعه ملندا آهيون. اسان 1 دفعه پارڪ ۾ ۽ 1 دفعه مووي ڏسڻ ويندا آهيون. اسان جي عمر 25 کان 30 سال تائين آهي. (I have 3 friends. We meet twice a week. Once in the park and once to watch a movie. Our ages range from 25 to 30 years.)

As you complete these exercises, remember that practice makes perfect. The more you use Sindhi numbers in real-life scenarios, the more comfortable you will become.

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations on completing this lesson on Sindhi Vocabulary: Numbers and Counting! You've taken a significant step in your journey to learn Sindhi. By mastering numbers, you are not only enhancing your vocabulary but also enabling yourself to communicate more effectively with Sindhi speakers.

Keep practicing, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need further clarification. Numbers are everywhere, and with your newfound skills, you’ll be counting in Sindhi like a pro in no time!

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


Introduction to Sindhi Script


Everyday Vocabulary


Basic Grammar Concepts


Everyday Situations


More Grammar Concepts


Culture and Traditions


Advanced Grammar Concepts

Videos[edit | edit source]

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Sindhi Numbers Counting from 51 to 100 | Sindhi 100 Ang | Sindhi ...[edit | edit source]

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