Counting in French: Learn Numbers with Simple Animations

Welcome to French numbers! Let's learn to count from one to five.Let's practice these two important pronunciations. First, 'trois' is pronounced 'twah'And 'cinq' is pronounced 'sank'Let's continue with the number six in French.Next is sept, meaning seven. Notice the 'p' and 't' are silent.Huit means eight. The 't' at the end is also silent.Neuf means nine. Let's see it used to tell time.And finally, dix means ten. Let's practice with some shopping prices.Let's practice using French numbers in real situations.In France, phone numbers are usually grouped in pairs, making them easier to remember.When shopping in France, you'll need to understand prices in euros.Let's learn how to express our age in French.Now, let's see how numbers are used in a typical shopping conversation.Let's practice all the numbers we've learned with a quick review game.Now, let's count together from one to ten in French.One more time, but faster!