Polish speaking guide 5

  • Numbers

Cardinal Numbers:


11   jednoście

12   dwanaście

13   trzynaście

14   czternaście

15   pietnaście

16   szesnaście

17   siedemnaście

18   osiemnaście

19   dziewientnaście

Polish speaking guide 5

https://gxacademy.com/language-oldest-growth-hack-known-mankind/

Numerals 11-19 are formed by adding the endinh -nascie to numbers 1-19 respectively.

Please note that in the case of 15.16 and 19 adding the ending -nascie requires some changes in spelling.

20  dwadzieścia

30   trzedzieści

40   czterdzieści

50   pientdześci

60   sześcdziesiat

70   siedemdziesiat

80   osiemdziesiat

90   dziewiecdziesiat

100  sto

Polish speaking guide 5

https://aiaconnect.wordpress.com/2014/11/17/is-language-inherent/

Numerals 20-90 are multiples of number 10 (dziesiec) and the include an element of this number in their names. 

Please note different endings -dziescia (20), -dziesci (30,40), dziesiat (50-90).

Please remember:

The forms of the numerals used when speaking about the number of children are: jedno, dwoje, troje (one, two, three); higer number use forms with the ending -oro, e.g. czworo, piecioro, szescioro etc. (four, five, six, etc.)

jedno dziecko                                 one child

dwoje, troje dzieci                          two, three children      

czworo, pecioro, etc. dzieci           four, five children

Polish speaking guide 5

http://www.kpu.ca/arts/language-cultures

Polish speaking guide 5

https://www.cs.washington.edu/research/bigdata

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