French Vocabulary

Numbers 31–100: Advanced Counting Patterns

Numbers 31 to 100, including the vigesimal constructions for 70, 80, and 90.

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Lesson Summary

Numbers 31 to 100, including the vigesimal constructions for 70, 80, and 90.

Vocabulary

From 30 to 100

The tens from 30 to 60 follow a straightforward pattern. For the numbers 70, 80, and 90, French uses a vigesimal (base‑20) system. For the numbers 0–30, see numbers 0–30.

Tens and Compound Numbers

NumberFrenchStructure
30trentebase ten
31trente et untrente + et + un
32trente-deuxtrente + hyphen + deux
40quarantebase ten
41quarante et unquarante + et + un
50cinquantebase ten
51cinquante et uncinquante + et + un
60soixantebase ten
70soixante-dixsixty‑ten
71soixante et onzesixty‑eleven
72soixante-douzesixty‑twelve
80quatre-vingtsfour‑twenties (note the -s when used alone)
81quatre-vingt-unfour‑twenty‑one (no -s before another number)
90quatre-vingt-dixfour‑twenty‑ten
91quatre-vingt-onzefour‑twenty‑eleven
100centone hundred

Numbers in Practical Use

Telephone numbers are recited digit by digit: Mon numéro est le 06 42 71 83 95zéro six, quarante-deux, soixante et onze, quatre-vingt-trois, quatre-vingt-quinze. For prices: Ça coûte quatre-vingt-dix-neuf euros (99 €).

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Numbers 31–100: Advanced Counting PatternsNumbers 31 to 100, including the vigesimal constructions for 70, 80, and 90.Read, write, and pronounce numbers up to one hundred in prices, ages, and telephone numbers.VocabularyA1vocabularyLearn French VocabularyFrench VocabularyFrom 30 to 100The tens from 30 to 60 follow a straightforward pattern. For the numbers 70, 80, and 90, French uses a vigesimal (base‑20) system. For the numbers 0–30, see numbers 0–30.