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   Is 90 a Russian number?

   • The number 90 is also an exception, though not as confusing as 40! In Russian the word for ninety is девяносто [dyevyenosta], and additional digits are added as previously described. Ready to start your Russian adventure? It’s time to learn the Russian Alphabet. Our guide comes complete with tips, tricks, flashards and even a quiz.

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   What is the difference between 11 and 20 in Russian?

   • E.g. 11 in archaic Russian is literally 1 over 10 (один+на+десять), with time some assimilations took place (десять>дцать) and now the word looks like одиннадцать. While 20 (двадцать) is literally 2×10 (two times ten = два+ дцать). Learn how to pronounce them correctly: Russian numbers 20 and 30 use archaic word ten (дцать):

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   What do ordinal numbers mean in Russian?

   • Ordinal numbers indicate order or position. Unlike in English, Russian ordinal numbers change their endings based on the case, number, and gender that they are in. The numbers below are in the nominative singular masculine. You will need to learn these first before learning the rules of declension.

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   What are Russian cardinal numbers?

   • Russian cardinal numbers tell the quantity of something. They are easy to learn and tend to follow a simple structure. To form these numbers, simply add "NATtsat" to one of the numbers from 1 to 9. To form any number from 20 onwards, add a number between 1 and 9 to 20, 30, 40, etc.

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   Nov 4, 2019 · Russian Number: English Translation: Pronunciation: один: one: aDEEN: два: two: DVAH: три: three: TREE: четыре: four: chyTYry: пять: five: PHYAT' шесть: six: SHEST' семь: seven: SYEM' восемь: eight: VOsyem' девять: nine: DYEvyt' десять: ten: DYEsyt'

3. www.fluentu.com › blog › russianThe Russian Numbers From 1 to Over 1000 | FluentU Russian

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   6 days ago · Learn the Russian numbers with this comprehensive guide! Not only will you learn to pronounce them, you'll also learn how to count and how to make numbers agree in gender, number and case when using them with other nouns. Knowing all of this will make your Russian language learning lessons count!

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   Numbers in Russian. How to count in Russian (Русский), an East Slavic language spoken in Russia and many other countries. Key to abbreviations: m = masculine, f = feminine, n = neuter, c = collective. If any of the numbers are links, you can hear a recording by clicking on them. If you can provide recordings, please contact me . Cardinal ...

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   Russian numbers from 0 to 10. Listen to the audio and repeat after it: 0 – ноль / нуль [nol’ / nul’] 1 – оди́н [a-déen] 2 – два [dva] 3 – три [ trée ] 4 – четы́ре [chee-tý-rye] 5 – пять [pyat’] 6 – шесть [shest’]

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   Do you know how to count in Russian? In this FREE RussianPod101.com lesson, you will learn basic Russian numbers with native audio pronunciation!

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   Oct 2, 2022 · Number Russian Pronunciation; First (1st) первый: pyerviy: Second (2nd) второй: vtaroy: Third (3rd) третий: tryeteey: Fourth (4th) четвёртый: chyetvyortiy: Fifth (5th) пятый: pyatiy: Sixth (6th) шестой: shestoy: Seventh (7th) седьмой: sed’moy: Eighth (8th) восьмой: vas’moy: Ninth (9th ...

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   Oct 7, 2018 · Learn how to pronounce them correctly: Russian cardinal numbers 20 to 90. Russian numbers 20 and 30 use archaic word ten (дцать): 2 times ten = два + дцать, три+дцать. 50 , 60 , 70 , 80 use modern ten (десять) in their structure.