How to count in Esperanto, an International Auxiliary Language.
If any of the numbers are links, you can hear a recording by clicking on them. If you can provide recordings, please contact me.
| Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | nulo | |
| 1 | unu | unua |
| 2 | du | dua |
| 3 | tri | tria |
| 4 | kvar | kvara |
| 5 | kvin | kvina |
| 6 | ses | sesa |
| 7 | sep | sepa |
| 8 | ok | oka |
| 9 | naŭ | naŭa |
| 10 | dek | deka |
| 11 | dek unu | dek unua |
| 12 | dek du | dek dua |
| 13 | dek tri | dek tria |
| 14 | dek kvar | dek kvara |
| 15 | dek kvin | dek kvina |
| 16 | dek ses | dek sesa |
| 17 | dek sep | dek sepa |
| 18 | dek ok | dek oka |
| 19 | dek naŭ | dek naŭa |
| 20 | dudek | dudeka |
| 21 | dudek unu | dudek unua |
| 22 | dudek du | dudek dua |
| 30 | tridek | trideka |
| 40 | kvardek | kvardeka |
| 50 | kvindek | kvindeka |
| 60 | sesdek | sesdeka |
| 70 | sepdek | sepdeka |
| 80 | okdek | okdeka |
| 90 | naŭdek | naŭdeka |
| 100 | cent | centa |
| 1000 | mil | mila |
Hear all the Esperanto numbers together | Download Esperanto recordings (Zip, 1.33MB)
Esperanto recordings by Jan Jurčík
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Esperanto:_A_Complete_and_Comprehensive_Grammar/Numbers
http://mylanguages.org/esperanto_numbers.php
http://www.languagesandnumbers.com/how-to-count-in-esperanto/en/epo/
http://www.sf.airnet.ne.jp/ts/language/number/esperanto.html
http://learn101.org/esperanto_numbers.php
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