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• From 0 to 10
Here you have the numbers in Russian from zero to ten. Like in English, with these numbers you'll build the rest. Listen carefully to the recordings and repeat out loud each number to help you memorize them:
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• From 11 to 19
The numbers in Russian from 11 to 19 are very easy to remember. Basically, you'll have to say: number + надцать. It's like in English: number + teen. So, if you know how to count up to ten, you can build the rest up to 19 very easily:
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• From 10 to 100
Now we're going to learn the tens (10, 20, 30,...). As we'll see below, once you know the tens and the units (1, 2, 3,...) you won't have any problem to say in Russian any number from zero to one hundred:
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• From 100 to 1000
Now it's the turn of the hundreds (100, 200, 200,...). Pay attention to the audio and you'll see that the word "hundred" has three different forms: one for 100, another one from 200 to 400 and, finally, a form for the rest of hundreds:
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• How to count up to 1000
