REPLACEMENT CLASS

PCT CULA 10

THURSDAY, OCT. 29, 2010

2 to 4 pm  room 309

LES NOMBRES FRANCAIS

http://french.about.com/library/begin/bl-numbers.htm?nl=1


French Numbers - Listen and Repeat

Learn and practice saying French numbers

Practice your comprehension of French numbers by listening to the numbers 20 to 69 in French. Once you feel like you've mastered them, go on to the listening exercises to test yourself.  
How to use this page:
1. The sound files for this listening exercise are MP3s. If you don't have the correct software, your computer may prompt you to download it in order to listen. You can also save the file to listen offline. If you don't know how to do this or are having trouble accessing the sound file, read help with sound files.
2. Click "listen" to begin the sound file. Listen and repeat, or write the numbers (in French or English) to practice.
3. You can play the sound file as many times as you like.
Listen
 
20 vingt   30 trente
21 vingt et un   31 trente et un
22 vingt-deux   32 trente-deux
23 vingt-trois   33 trente-trois
24 vingt-quatre   34 trente-quatre
25 vingt-cinq   35 trente-cinq
26 vingt-six   36 trente-six
27 vingt-sept   37 trente-sept
28 vingt-huit   38 trente-huit
29 vingt-neuf   39 trente-neuf
         
40 quarante   50 cinquante
41 quarante et un   51 cinquante et un
42 quarante-deux   52 cinquante-deux
43 quarante-trois   53 cinquante-trois
44 quarante-quatre   54 cinquante-quatre
45 quarante-cinq   55 cinquante-cinq
46 quarante-six   56 cinquante-six
47 quarante-sept   57 cinquante-sept
48 quarante-huit   58 cinquante-huit
49 quarante-neuf   59 cinquante-neuf
         
60 soixante      
61 soixante et un      
62 soixante-deux      
63 soixante-trois      
64 soixante-quatre      
65 soixante-cinq      
66 soixante-six      
67 soixante-sept      
68 soixante-huit      
69 soixante-neuf      
 
French Numbers  Introduction
Tens: 20-69 | Exercise 1 | Ex. 2 | Ex. 3 | Random
More French numbers
French Listening Practice

French Numbers - Listen and Repeat

Learn and practice saying French numbers

Learning to count in French is one thing - it's fairly easy to memorize un, deux, trois. It's another matter entirely to be able to think of a number without counting up to it, or to understand individual numbers when you hear them. Fortunately, practice makes perfect, and these sound files can help you to get better at understanding and using French numbers.
French number exercises
Numbers 0-9 Numbers 10-19
Numbers 20-69 Numbers 70-99
Numbers 100-999 Numbers: 1000s
Millions + billions Decimals
This multi-page series of exercises can help you with French numbers.
  • The first exercise for each group of numbers is a simple list, with a pause after each one for you to repeat.
  • "Exercises" are random series of several dozen numbers to help you get used to hearing individual numbers and develop your comprehension.
  • The random numbers page plays the sound file for a single randomly generated French number on each click.
 
French Numbers

LESSON 7 - FESTIVAL 1

Oral presentations by PCT/CULA 10 Students (BC004F/ Introductory French)

Oral presentations by PCT/CULA 10 Students (BC004F/ Introductory French)



jour · lundi 18 octobre
Heure · 15:00 - 17:00

lieu · classe / auditorium

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Créé par : A Le Bras



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GROUP 1 (Salade Nicoise): Nicholas Ng Pak Sen, Tan Yi Zhong, Cheng Par Lim, Sahar Kaviani Maram

GROUP 2 (Coq au Vin): Mohd Razzim Bin Mohd Sabiruddin, Koh Zhi Yuan, Lim Kah Keng, Tan Woei Ji (Jackson)
GROUP 3 (Ratatouille): Frederic Choong Tuk Een, Lim Gim Wei (Johnathan), Nyon Yan Quan, Ahmad Hazim Bin Ahmad Zaki, Brandon Chee Chew Bin
GROUP 4 (Eclair): Joshua Pang Yap Seng, Loh Liang Jie, Muhammad Ariff Bin Roseley, Kevin Lee
GROUP 5 (Tarte Normande): Juliet Chong Seet Yen, Ruel Candava Ascan, Sabrini Tan Ee Wen, Shaun Ong Shen Hsin

Any further question? Drop by the office, the library, the lab, do not hesitate to ask your chef lecturers.

 
 
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