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Numbers in French Page 1 of 3 How to say numbers in French You can use this tool to find out how to spell out numbers in French. At present, the tool works with whole numbers. You can enter both positive and negative numbers with a magnitude of up to one billion. How numbers work The following tables explain how numbers are put together.
You can use the number tool above to verify that you have understood these patterns. Numbers 0-19 Numbers 20-69 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 The number consists of a word for the multiple of ten plus optionally the number for the unit 1-9 from the list opposite. Names of the tens: zéro un deux trois quatre cinq six sept huit
neuf dix onze douze treize quatorze quinze seize dix-sept dix-huit dix-neuf 20 30 40 50 60 vingt trente quarante cinquante soixante Tens and units are joined with a hyphen. So, 22 = vingt-deux, 45 = quarantecinq etc. If the unit is a 1, then the word et is inserted between tens and units: 21 = vingt et un, 31 = trente et un etc.
Numbers 70-79 These continue on from soixante-neuf: 70 = soixante-dix, 71 = soixante et onze, 72 = soixante-douze, 73 = soixante-treize etc.
Notice the et in 71 which mimics the behaviour of 21, 31 etc. Numbers 80-99 6/19/2010 Numbers in French Page 2 of 3 The French for eighty is quatre-vingts. Numbers 81-99 consist of quatrevingt- (minus the -s) plus a number 119: 81 = quatre-vingt-un, 82 = quatre-vingt-deux, 90 = quatrevingt-dix, 91 = quatre-vingt-onze etc. Notice that none of
these numbers use the word et. Hundreds Thousands The French for '(a) hundred' is cent. The French for '(a) thousand' is Multiples of a hundred go deux mille. This word never adds an -s, cents, trois cents etc with an -s on and there is never a word for 'and' cents. If the number is not an exact between the thousands and the multiple of 100, then the
number hundreds/tens/units. So: 1000 = representing the last two digits mille, 2000 = deux mille, 2001 = follows cent, which loses its -s: 101 deux mille un, 3079 = trois mille = cent un, 201 = deux cent un, soixante-dix-neuf. 202 = deux cent deux etc. Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundres and the tens/units, unlike in
English, and that "a hundred" is just cent, not un cent. Millions, billions etc The French for 'million' is million; 'a million' translates literally as un million. After the million comes the remainder of the number without any intervening word for 'and': 1000450 = un million quatre cent cinquante, 3800000 = trois millions huit mille. Note that millions does
take an -s in the plural. When followed by a noun, numbers like million must be used with the preposition de. So the French for 'a million people' is un million de personnes; the French for 'three and a half million trees' is trois millions cinq cent mille d'arbres. Other large numbers (billion, trillion) behave the same way to million: they behave more like
nouns, in that they are preceded by un or take a plural -s, and are followed by de ... when used with a following noun. Superficially, the names of large numbers such as billion, trillion are the same in French as in English. In practice, however, these names now refer to numbers of different magnitude in the two languages. French usage is closer to the
so-called 'large scale', in which a billion corresponds to a million million. Most English speakers in both the UK and US now use the 'small scale', in which a billion is a thousand million.
The French equivalent of English 'billion' is milliard (whereas this word is now obsolete in English). 6/19/2010 Numbers in French Page 3 of 3 Bearing all this in mind, here are the names of some common large numbers in French. The numerals in the first column are in scientific notation, so 106 means a one with six noughts (1 000 000): Number
English French 106 a million... un million de...

109 a billion... un milliard de... 1012 a trillion... un billion de... 1018 (a quintillion...) un trillion de...
10100 a googol...

un gogol de... All content and applets written by Neil Coffey. Latest update 15 April 2006.
(c) Neil Coffey 2006. All rights reserved.
6/19/2010 Millions, billions etc The French for 'million' is million ; 'a million' translates literally as un million . After the million comes the remainder of the number without any intervening word for 'and': 1000450 = un million quatre cent cinquante , 3800000 = trois millions huit mille . Note that millions does take an -s in the plural. When followed
by a noun, numbers like million must be used with the preposition de . So the French for 'a million people' is un million de personnes ; the French for 'three and a half million trees' is trois millions cinq cent mille d'arbres . Other large numbers (billion, trillion) behave the same way to million : they behave more like nouns, in that they are preceded by
un or take a plural -s , and are followed by de ... when used with a following noun. Superficially, the names of large numbers such as billion , trillion are the same in French as in English. In practice, however, these names now refer to numbers of different magnitude in the two languages. French usage is closer to the so-called 'large scale', in which
a billion corresponds to a million million. Most English speakers in both the UK and US now use the 'small scale', in which a billion is a thousand million. The French equivalent of English 'billion' is milliard (whereas this word is now obsolete in English). The French for eighty is quatre-vingts . Numbers 81-99 consist of quatre-vingt- (minus the -s )
plus a number 1-19: 81 = quatre-vingt-un , 82 = quatre-vingt-deux , 90 = quatre-vingt-dix , 91 = quatre-vingt-onze etc. Notice that none of these numbers use the word et . Hundreds The French for '(a) hundred' is cent . Multiples of a hundred go deux cents , trois cents etc with an -s on cents . If the number is not an exact multiple of 100, then the
number representing the last two digits follows cent , which loses its -s : 101 = cent un , 201 = deux cent un , 202 = deux cent deux etc.
Notice that in French there is no word for 'and' between the hundres and the tens/units, unlike in English, and that "a hundred" is just cent , not un cent . Thousands The French for '(a) thousand' is mille .
This word never adds an -s , and there is never a word for 'and' between the thousands and the hundreds/tens/units. So: 1000 = mille , 2000 = deux mille , 2001 = deux mille un , 3079 = trois mille soixante-dix-neuf . Type: PDF Date: November 2022 Size: 52KB This document was uploaded by user and they confirmed that they have the permission to
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