10 · Beginner · 12 minutes
Számok
By the end you can: Count, ask a price, and understand the answer.
One to ten: , , , , , , , , , . The teens are - plus the digit: , … . Then (20), (30), (40), (50), and so on; is 100, is 1000.
Twenty-one is , twenty-two — the shortens to -. From thirty up it is regular: , , .
Two has two forms. stands alone — when you count, or answer "how many?". goes directly before a noun: , , never . English and German don't do this; it is a small thing you just have to get into your ear.
Prices are in , abbreviated Ft. To ask: ? "How much does it cost?" The answer keeps the noun singular after the number, as you learned in lesson 5: . .
Words in this lesson
fournum
fivenum
sixnum
seven; weeknum
tennum
twentynum
hundrednum
thousandnum
forint (currency)noun
how muchpron
how manypron
costsverb
Mondatok
?
How much does it cost?
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This is a thousand forint.
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Two coffees, please.
?
What time is it?
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Three apples and four pears.
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That'll be eight hundred forint.