Key Phrases
Contando de um a vinte
Counting from one to twenty
Contando de dez em dez até noventa
Counting in tens up to ninety
Contando números específicos como 'vinte e dois' ou 'oitenta e oito'
Counting by specific numbers like 'twenty two' or 'eighty eight'
Skills You'll Learn
Learn numbers in Portuguese
Aprender números em português
Understand numerical patterns in Portuguese
Entender padrões numéricos em português
Practice pronunciation of Portuguese numbers
Praticar a pronúncia dos números em português
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Um
oom
One
💬 [um] changes for gender: [um] with masculine nouns, [uma] with feminine ones. For numbers by themselves, you'll often hear just [um], but with a noun: [um café], [uma mesa].
See breakdown →Dois
doysh
Two
Três
traysh
Three
💬 The accent in [três] matters: it shows the vowel stays stressed and clear. You'll see the same accent in [inglês] and [mês].
See breakdown →Quatro
kwah-troh
Four
Cinco
seen-koh
Five
Seis
saysh
Six
Sete
seh-teh
Seven
Oito
oy-toh
Eight
💬 The [oi] in [oito] is not like English "oy." In Portugal it's closer to (OH-ee-toh), with the last [o] very weak.
See breakdown →Nove
noh-veh
Nine
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