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Revision as of 11:08, 12 February 2020
How to write and pronounce portuguese numbers from 1 to 10
Count from one to ten
| Português | English | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Um | One |
| 2 | Dois | Two |
| 3 | Três | Three |
| 4 | Quatro | Four |
| 5 | Cinco | Five |
| 6 | Seis | Six |
| 7 | Sete | Seven |
| 8 | Oito | Eight |
| 9 | Nove | Nine |
| 10 | Dez | Ten |
Expressions with numbers from 1 to 10
Note: Numbers 1 and 2 in portuguese vary in gender, therefore you must use the feminine or masculine form depending on what you are referring to.
- Masculine form: Um, Dois
- Feminine form: Uma, Duas
- Um café, por favor. (One coffee, please.)
- Uma caneca de cerveja, por favor. (One/A beer mug, please.)
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