7.7: Numbers الأرقام
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- Count Arabic Numbers from 0-100.
- Say and Write your phone number.
Arabic Numerals from 0-100
What you need to know about Arabic Numerals?
- Western Numerals 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, and 9, also described as the Arabic numerals, are considered the first ten digits that are usually used for writing decimals. These numerals are called Arabic because they were presented to Europe by the Arabs.
- While the Eastern ( mashriq) Arabic Numerals, also called Arabic- Hindu numeral, are currently used in the east of the Arabic countries.
- These are the Arabic Numerals that are used nowadays: ٠، ١، ٢، ٣، ٤، ٥، ٦، ٧، ٨، ٩
- Arabic letters are read and written from right to left, but the Arabic numerals are read and written from left to right.
Count with Me from (0-10 )
Let's learn how to count in Arabic from 0-10
| Arabic Number | English Number | Number pronunciation | Arabic Word |
|---|---|---|---|
|
٠ |
0 |
Sifer |
صفر |
|
١ |
1 |
wahid |
واحد |
|
٢ |
2 |
Ithnan |
اثنان |
|
٣ |
3 |
Thalatha |
ثلاثة |
| ٤ | 4 | arba-ah | أربعة |
| ٥ | 5 | khamsah | خمسة |
| ٦ | 6 | Sittah | ستة |
| ٧ | 7 | Sab-ah | سبعة |
| ٨ | 8 | thamaniya | ثمانية |
| ٩ | 9 | tis-ah | تسعة |
| ١٠ | 10 | ashara | عشرة |
Arabic Numbers from 11-20
| Arabic Numbers | English Number | Pronunciation | Meaning | Formal written |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ١١ | 11 | ahada ‘ashara | eleven | أحد عشر |
| ١٢ | 12 | ithna ‘ashara | tweleve | اثنا عشر |
| ١٣ | 13 | thalatha 'ashar | thirteen | ثلاثة عشر |
| ١٤ | 14 | arbaa 'ashar | forteen | أربعة عشر |
| ١٥ | 15 | khamsa 'ashar | fifteen | خمسة عشر |
| ١٦ | 16 | sitta 'ashar | sixteen | ستة عشر |
| ١٧ | 17 | saba 'ashar | seventeen | سبعة عشر |
| ١٨ | 18 | thamaniya 'ashar | eighteen | ثمانية عشر |
| ١٩ | 19 | tisa 'ashar | ninteen | تسعة عشر |
| ٢٠ | 20 | ishrun | twenty | عشرون |
Look at the pictures below and answer the question
What is the number of the street in the picture in Arabic number? ma raqm alshaarie fi alsuwra ما رقم الشارع في الصورة
- Answer
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Arabic Numbers from 21-30
Let's learn more Arabic numbers from 21-30. دعونا نتعلم الأرقام العربية
| Arabic Numbers | English Number | Pronunciation | Meaning | Formal written |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ٢١ | 21 | wahed wa-’ishrun | twenty-one | واحد و عشرون |
| ٢٢ | 22 | ithnane wa-’ishrun | twenty-two | إثنان وعشرون |
| ٢٣ | 23 | thalatha wa-’ishrun | twenty-three | ثلاثة و عشرون |
| ٢٤ | 24 | arba’a wa-’ishrun | twenty-four | أربعة و عشرون |
| ٢٥ | 25 | khamsa wa-’ishrun | twenty-five | خمسة و عشرون |
| ٢٦ | 26 | sitta wa-’ishrun | twenty-six | ستة و عشرون |
| ٢٧ | 27 | sab’a wa-’ishrun | twenty-seven | سبعة وعشرون |
| ٢٨ | 28 | thamaniya wa-’ishrun | twenty-eight | ثمانية و عشرون |
| ٢٩ | 29 | tis’a wa-’ishrun | twenty-nine | تسعة و عشرون |
| ٣٠ | 30 | thalathun | thirty | ثلاثون |
Arabic Numbers from 10-100
Let's learn more Arabic numbers from 10-100. دعونا نتعلم الأرقام العربية
| Arabic Numbers | English Number | Pronunciation | Meaning | Formal written |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ١٠ | 10 | ashara | Ten | عشرة |
| ٢٠ | 20 | ishrun | twenty | عشرون |
| ٣٠ | 30 | thalathun | thirsty | ثلاثون |
| ٤٠ | 40 | arba’un | forty | أربعون |
| ٥٠ | 50 | khamsun | fifty | خمسون |
| ٦٠ | 60 | sittun | sixty | ستون |
| ٧٠ | 70 | sab’un | seventy | سبعون |
| ٨٠ | 80 | thamanun | eighty | ثمانون |
| ٩٠ | 90 | tis’un | ninety | تسعون |
| ١٠٠ | 100 | mi'a | hundred | مائة |
Write your phone number in Arabic.
Tell three important phone numbers in Arabic for your international friend that he/ she needs to have in case of emergency.