Numbers in Portuguese
Learn to Count from 11 to 100
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Learning the Numbers in Portuguese is a Great Step to Fluency
OK. You already know the numbers from 1 to 10, and in a wink of an eye will know the ones from 11 to 100, right?
But what does ‘know’ mean, when referring to numbers?
It means that you have the information represented by them always available in your mind, as soon as they are mentioned.
If you can say your telephone number in Portuguese naturally, for instance, with no extra effort to learn it by heart, you really know the numbers in Portuguese.
Please don’t try to memorize them mechanically. Instead, play a game or find a smoother way of learning them. I know you can.
11. Há onze jogadores num time de futebol.
There are eleven players in a soccer team.
12. Doze mais doze são vinte e quatro.
Twelve plus twelve are twenty-four.
13. Havia treze pessoas na fila. Por isso que eu me atrasei.
There were thirteen people in line. That’s why I got late.
14. Ele só tem quatorze anos, mas se comporta como um adulto.
He is only fourteen years old, but he behaves like an adult.
15. O troco foi de quinze reais.
The change was fifteen reais.
16. Há dezesseis camas em cada quarto.
There are sixteen beds in each bedroom.
17. Ela vai fazer dezessete anos em dezembro.
She will be seventeen years old next December.
18. Quando meu irmão fez dezoito anos, ele entrou no exército.
When my brother turned eighteen, I joined the army.
19. Ela trabalhou lá por dezenove anos.
She worked there for nineteen years.
20. Há vinte estudantes em cada sala de aula.
There are twenty students in each classroom.
21. vinte e um
22. vinte e dois (duas)
23 .vinte e três
24. vinte e quatro
25. vinte e cinco
26. vinte e seis
27 .vinte e sete
28. vinte e oito
29 .vinte e nove
30. trinta
40. quarenta
50. cinqüenta
60. sessenta
70. setenta
80. oitenta
90. noventa
100. cem
Keep an Eye...
Twelve o’clock is usually referred to as ‘meio-dia’ during the day and ‘meia-noite’ during the night.
Vocabulary Buiding Tips
Download the FREE English-Portuguese Flash Cards - 100 Verbs , print them out and have fun with the numbers from 1 to 100!
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