Numbers on English language begin to learn from the first stages of acquaintance with the English language. Particularly in teaching children, the first ten English digits are perhaps the easiest words to teach with visual support. To teach a child to count, one has only to show cards with numbers or start bending fingers, as prime numbers fit in the head on their own. Such a simple method will help you remember the numbers of the first ten without much difficulty.

Older students also come across numbers in English almost immediately - already at the stage of acquaintance dialogues. They are used to tell age, give dates, and are a common addition to words in plural.

The principle of the formation of English numerals

To learn how to count in English, it is important to learn the rules for the formation of English numerals. They are logical and easy to understand. English numbers from 1 to 20 are usually memorized by rote (this is quite easy to do, because their order corresponds exactly to their Russian equivalents), and the formation of the rest requires certain suffixes that must be added to the first ten numbers.

For greater clarity, let's put the numbers in the table and analyze how suffixes affect the meaning of words.

Numbers with "teen"

According to this table, it is easy to see that the English numerals of the second ten, starting from thirteen, are formed using the suffix -teen. Everyone knows the word teenager (teenager) that came to us from the English language, which includes this very suffix, as well as the word age. This word means - a teenager, i.e. a person between the ages of thirteen and nineteen. It is in these English numerals (the second section of the table) that the suffix -teen is used.

Dozens

If you look at the third section of the table, it is easy to understand the principle of the formation and use of numerals meaning tens (twenty, thirty, etc.) - they need a suffix -ty. The suffixes -teen and -ty are added to the corresponding numerals in the first ten. The only exceptions are 11 (eleven) and 12 (twelve), which are memorized along with the first ten digits. Also look at the numbers three, four and five in the table and their derivatives with suffixes. Remember the changes in their spelling.

Compound numbers

So, we have considered the principle of the formation of English numerals up to one hundred. It remains only to figure out what needs to be done to name compound numbers - of such an order as, for example, seventy-eight, fifty-four, etc. In fact, there is no difficulty here. Similar numbers in English are called similarly to Russian ones. To designate such numbers, a direct translation is used: seventy-eight - seventy-eight, fifty-four - fifty-four, etc. The only detail that deserves attention is that in English numerals of this type, unlike Russian ones, a hyphen is needed between parts.

Large numbers in English

We also suggest that you familiarize yourself with the method of forming large numbers in English. They are the same in both British and American languages.

As for hundreds, they are formed as follows: the basis “hundred” is taken (translated into Russian means “hundred”), the amount that is needed is attached to it. If we are talking about two hundred sheep, then we say “two hundred”, if we mean a hundred years, we use “one hundred”, etc.

Further, the account in English is constructed as follows: ten hundred form a thousand, which translates as "thousand". If you need to indicate a specific number of thousands, you need to resort (as in the case of hundreds) to numbers from 1 to 999. For example, “two thousand” is “two thousand” in English, five is “five thousand”.

Now let's write the numbers in Russian and translate them into English:

378 - three hundred and seventy-eight

5964 - five thousand nine hundred sixty-four - five thousand _ nine hundred and sixty-four

Pay attention:

• hundreds and thousands as part of complex numerals are set in the singular, and not in the plural (without the ending -s at the end of the word);
• before the last part of the numeral we insert the union and (and);
• do not forget about the hyphen in compound numbers with tens and ones.

Difficulties, as a rule, arise when reading just such complex numbers. Four-digit numbers in English in educational texts are most often found as years of some events. Such numbers denoting years (before 2000), beginners can not be scared. After all, speaking in English, it is customary to divide them into two parts: first we read the number from the first two digits, and then from the second two. These numbers are read as follows:

For example, someone was born in 1967 - in 1967. You need to read not “in (one) thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven”, as it would be in the Russian version, but “in nineteen sixty-seven” (“at nineteen sixty-seven ").

For the first ten years since 2000, the usual rule applies, i.e. 2000 - two thousand, 2007 - two thousand (and) seven.

Starting in 2011, you can again simplify reading - twenty - eleven (twenty eleven), twenty - twelve (twenty-twelve), etc.

Ordinal numbers in English

To indicate the order of objects, you need to study in detail the rule for the formation of ordinal numbers, since this topic can cause difficulties at first due to the existing features. The main rule in this case is to substitute the ending -th for a cardinal number, for example, eleventh (eleven), fifteenth (fifteen). At the same time, we recommend remembering the first nine ordinal English numbers - they are slightly different from general rule:

fourth

If we are talking about a serious scientific article or an official document, then it is better to use “firstly, secondly, thirdly”. However, in situations of everyday communication, we recommend using “first, second, third” - this will be easier and more familiar to the ear of any native speaker.

Fractions in English

Fractions require a separate discussion. To avoid mistakes in simple fractions, remember just a few rules:

1. The numerator is read as a cardinal number, and the denominator as an ordinal.
2. If the numerator is greater than one, the denominator gets "-s" at the end.
3. The integer part, if available, is joined to the fractional part using the union "and".

For example, ⅓ is pronounced as "one third", ⅗ as "three fifths", 1⅔ in speech is reproduced as "one and two thirds".

With decimal fractions, everything is much simpler - the available characters are read in order. If there is a zero in front, we use "nought". The point between the integer and the fractional part is "point".

For example, 55.5 - five five point five; 0.4 - nought point four, 1.22 - one point two two.

Pronunciation of English numerals

In the following table, we give numbers in English from 1 to 20 with transcription and Russian pronunciation:

numeral	Transcription	Translation	Pronunciation Russian letters	Listen
		eleven
		twelve
		thirteen
		fourteen
		fifteen	fifty:n
		sixteen	syk'ti:n
		seventeen	sevn'ti:n
		eighteen
		nineteen	nin'ti:n
		twenty

Given all the above information, now you will be able to correctly pronounce the names of numbers in English, as well as remember how numbers are written. Continue this table yourself, for example, continue counting in English from 1 to 100.

By the way, in order to master whole numbers and learn how to pronounce them confidently in English, you can ask relatives or friends to name any numbers in Russian, but you will need to interpret them in English. In addition, name in English the years of birth of your relatives, mentally pronounce in English the prices in the supermarket, the time on the electronic clock, etc. Thanks to these exercises, you can easily work out your skills in English numerals.

Exercises for memorizing English numbers

Practice and test your knowledge. Do three exercises to practice English numerals.

Choose the options where the numbers are written correctly.

Write the result of the calculation in words.

Choose the correct corresponding ordinal number.

When we teach English with children, we certainly have to learn numbers. To know how to read and write numbers in English, you have to spend a lot of time with children. Coloring pages and exciting videos with the correct pronunciation and translation in Russian will come to the aid of parents and the educator.

How to effectively and quickly learn English numbers?

coloring pages

Before you coloring - numbers in English. Print and color it with your child, and then hang it, for example, on the wall and from time to time come up and list the numbers in English or ask the child to show where this or that number is.

The numbers in English can be used both for homework and for classes in early development groups or kindergarten. Kids love to color everything, give them such an opportunity, at the same time and with benefit - learn the numbers in English. This section contains numbers in English up to 10.

materials

Numbers from 1 to 20 with English and Russian pronunciation.

Recipe

Video tutorials

To work out correct pronunciation numbers, sometimes there are not enough transcription cards. To read numbers correctly, use cartoons and other video aids in the classroom that involve dialogues or a song. Thanks to the speaker, you will work out the pronunciation as close as possible to the original.

The big numbers song

This cartoon will be useful to consolidate the pronunciation of numbers up to 10 in English, as well as learn tens. Throughout the video, the figures are sung in a pleasant melodic voice of the announcer. It is a pleasure to repeat after him, since all the words are pronounced clearly and understandably, and the meaning of the number is presented in the form of a picture or a number. Recommended for children 4-5 years of age. You can watch the cartoon here:

Numbers Song

This cartoon in English is much more interesting. Children will be able not only to work out the pronunciation of the numbers they already know, but also enjoy a colorful video. There are not only numbers here: simple stories are told, songs are sung, etc. It is not necessary for the child to understand everything right away: it is better to watch the cartoon several times in order to understand its content. In addition, the numbers are not just listed here, but it is literally shown how, for example, 5 is obtained from 4, etc., i.e. children are led to perform mathematical operations. The cartoon can be recommended to children from 3 years old. You can watch it here:

Let's Count to 20 Song For Kids

This video can rather be called copyright, and the performer is present on the screen. In this regard, the cartoon can be recommended to children from 4-5 years old. Here we learn the pronunciation of the count from 1 to 20 in the form of a song with a smooth melody. Unfortunately, the cartoon is rather monotonous and is more suitable for group listening in class than for home viewing. You can download or watch it here:

Learn Numbers Song 1 to 100 Counting

This is tutorial for kids school age. Here the score goes up to a hundred, but there are very few spectacular elements. On the screen, numbers alternate each other, made in the form of 3D animation. The score goes like a song to a melody, so it will be easy to remember it. You can download the video here:

So, videos and coloring pages with transcription will help you teach your baby to read and pronounce numbers correctly, as well as write them in words. Do not neglect such valuable benefits and a great opportunity to be useful to your children.

As in Russian, numerals in English are divided into quantitative(one, two) and ordinal(first second). Unlike Russian numerals, English ones do not decline.

Declension of numerals in Russian is a sore subject not only for, but also for us, native speakers. Not everyone will immediately read aloud something like “a container with 843 samples” or “provided 427 kg of material” without errors. Fortunately, in English everything is much simpler.

Cardinal numbers in English

Cardinal numbers answer the question "how much?" and denote the number, number of objects, persons, etc.

One person - One person.

Nine players - Nine players.

Eleven questions - Eleven questions.

Ordinal numbers in English

Ordinal numbers answer the questions “which? which?”, they are usually preceded by the, because ordinal numbers most often serve as definitions for a particular noun.

The first person - The first person.

The ninth plays - The ninth player.

The eleventh question - The eleventh question.

Table of English numerals with translation

There are simple patterns in the formation of numerals, so all numerals fit compactly in one table. Please note that it is not listed here. zero- read about it below.

All numerals are given with a "translation" - it is given in the form of numbers and numbers.

Numbers, numbers	Cardinal number	ordinal number
1	one	first
2	two	second
3	three	third
4	four	fourth
5	five	fifth
6	six	sixth
7	seven	seventh
8	eight	eighth
9	nine	nineth
10	ten	tenth
11	eleven	eleventh
12	twelve	twelfth
13	thirteen	third
14	fourteen	fourteenth
15	fifteen	fifteenth
16	sixteen	sixteenth
17	seventeen	seventeenth
18	eighteen	eighteenth
19	nineteen	nineteenth
20	twenty	twentieth
21	twenty-one	twenty first
22	twenty-two	twenty second
23	twenty three	twenty third
24	twenty-four	twenty-fourth
25	twenty-five	twenty-fifth
26	twenty-six	twenty-sixth
27	twenty-seven	twenty-seventh
28	twenty-eight	twenty-eighth
29	twenty nine	twenty-ninth
30	thirty	thirtieth
40	forty	fortune
50	fifty	fiftieth
60	sixty	sixtieth
70	seventy	seventieth
80	eighty	eightieth
90	ninety	ninetieth
100	one hundred	hundredth
500	five hundred	five hundredth
1000	one thousand	thousandth
100 000	one hundred thousand	hundred thousandth
1 000 000	one million	millionth

The table lists all numbers from 1 to 29, then only the names of tens (thirty, forty) are indicated, because the numbers between them (32, 33 ... 39, etc.) are formed according to exactly the same pattern as 21-29 - after the name ten through a hyphen, the desired unit is added: forty-one, forty-two, and so on.

Sounded cards with numbers for memorization

With the help of these cards you can not only learn English numerals, but also listen to how they are pronounced.

Cardinal numbers: pronunciation and flashcards

Ordinal numbers: pronunciation and flashcards

Notes:

Features of the use of the words hundred, thousand, million

The words hundred, thousand, million used in the singular:

Tho hundred.

Twenty thousand.

Four million.

In the plural, they are used when talking about hundreds (thousands, millions) of something:

Hundreds of ships - Hundreds of ships.

Millions of stars - Millions of stars.

Numerals with “and”

In cardinal numbers, where there are hundreds and thousands, the words denoting tens and ones are added using the union and:

101 - one hundred and one.

425-four hundred and twenty-five.

2036 - two thousand and thirty-six.

How to read a phone number in English

Phone numbers, accounts, cards, etc. are read not in hundreds or tens, as in Russian, but in separate numbers:

555-757-23-11 - five, five, five, seven, five, seven, two, three, one, one.

Double and triple digits are sometimes called double and triple:

555-757-23-11 - triple five, seven, five, seven, two, three, double one.

How to read years in English

Years are indicated not by ordinal, but by cardinal numbers, when reading they are divided into two two-digit numbers and read as two-digit:

I was born in 1985 - I was born in nineteen eighty-five.

It happened in 1997 - It happened in nineteen ninety-seven.

Years after 2000 are read either in halves, or with the word thousand:

2004 - twenty o-four \ two thousand four.

2015 - twenty fifteen \ two thousand fifteen.

Numeral as a noun

As in Russian, numerals in English can be used as:

Those two broke the rules - These two broke the rules.

English sums of money

If the number is greater than 1000 to 10,000, they are counted not in thousands, but in hundreds:

$1000 - ten hundred dollars.

$1200 - twelve nundred dollars.

$4357 - forty three hundred and forty seven.

$10,005 – ten thousand and five dollars.

8. Word three according to the rules it is read as [θriː] , however, very often you can hear that it is pronounced like (like the word tree - tree).

Zero in English

Zero in English is called different words: zero, o (read like a letter), nill, nought. In general, they are equivalent, but there are slight differences.

• Zero- the most reliable and neutral of these words, zero is a mathematical zero, temperature zero (zero degrees). It's better to say "zero" to avoid confusion.
• O- often used instead of "zero" in colloquial speech, when you need to name exactly the number (for example, in a phone number).
• Nill- literally "nothing", is usually used when it comes to the score in the game: Argentina - five, Jamaica - nill.
• Nought- also “nothing”, in the USA it is practically not used, in British English it is already considered obsolete.
• There are also very highly specialized, jargon zeros, for example "love"- zero at the score in tennis. There is an interesting version (this is more a bike than a scientific hypothesis) that the French called the score of zero points “egg” (by similarity to zero), in French “l’œuf”. The British adopted, somewhat distorting, this term and it turned into “love”.

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Numbers are all around us. Every day we count objects, name times, dates, add, divide, multiply. Therefore, numerals in English are the main topic for learning for beginners. All numbers can be divided into two large groups- quantitative and ordinal. Consider how these and other English numbers are written and read in the form of tables with rules, transcription, explanations and examples.

But let's start with the very first number - 0 (zero - zero). In conversation, we often pronounce zero as “oh” (oh).

Cardinal numbers

These are the most commonly used numbers that answer the question "How much?". They are easier to remember when divided into groups. The table shows how the numbers are pronounced in Russian.

Numbers in English from 1 to 10

English numeral in words	Translation	Transcription
one	1	wʌn	one
two	2	tuː	that
three	3	θriː	sri
four	4	fɔːr	pho
five	5	faɪv	five
six	6	seks	sixx
seven	7	ˈsev.ən	seven
eight	8	eɪt	ate
nine	9	naɪn	nein
ten	10	ten	ten

Numbers 11 to 20

The numbers from 13 to 19 end in -teen and the stress is on that syllable.

Number in words	Translation	Transcription	Approximate Russian pronunciation
eleven	11	ɪˈlev.ən	ilevan
twelve	12	twelv	TVELV
thirteen	13	θɜːˈtiːn	Shochin
fourteen	14	ˌfɔːˈtiːn	fotin
fifteen	15	ˌfɪfˈtiːn	fiftin
sixteen	16	ˌsɪkˈstiːn	sixtine
seventeen	17	sev.ənˈtiːn	seventeen
eighteen	18	ˌeɪˈtiːn	eitin
nineteen	19	naɪnˈtiːn	nintin

Numbers from 20 to 100 + thousand

Tens from 30 to 90 are similar to numbers from 13 to 19, with the only difference being that the ending changes to -ty and the stress falls on the first syllable. The numbers 100 and 1000 are given separately. Now you can compose and read large numbers - two-digit, three-digit and more.

Number in words	Translation	Transcription	Approximate Russian pronunciation
twenty	20	ˈtwen.ti	tuenti
thirty	30	ti	networks
forty	40	ˈfɔː.ti	foti
fifty	50	ˈfɪf.ti	fifty
sixty	60	ˈsɪk.sti	sixty
seventy	70	ˈsev.ən.ti	seventy
eighty	80	ˈeɪ.ti	eity
ninety	90	ˈnaɪn.ti	ninty
hundred	100	ˈhʌn.drəd	moping
thousand	1000	ˈθaʊ.zənd	southend

Examples:

• twenty-five - 25
• one hundred twelve - 112
• two thousand three hundred fifty - 2350

Ordinals

Ordinal numbers in English answer the question "What?". Only four of them need to be remembered - 1, 2, 3, 5. The rest are formed according to the rule - add the ending -th. One use is to indicate dates.

Number in words	quantitative	ordinal	Translation
1	one	first	first
2	two	second	second
3	three	third	the third
4	four	fourth	fourth
5	five	fifth	fifth
6	six	sixth	sixth
7	seven	seventh	seventh
8	eight	eighth	eighth
9	nine	nineth	ninth
10	ten	tenth	tenth
14	fourteen	fourteenth	fourteenth
20	twenty	twentieth	twentieth
21	twenty one	twenty first	twenty first
100	hundred	hundredth	hundredth

Example :

• on the tenth of May - May 10

Fractional numbers

Fractional numbers are numbers less than one. Fractions are simple and decimal.

simple fractions

Simple fractions are formed from two parts. The numerator is a cardinal number, and the denominator is an ordinal number. The denominator may be plural. There are two exceptions: 1/4 is usually called a quarter (quarter), and 1/2 - a half (half).

1/4	a fourth (a quarter)	3/16	three sixteenths
1/2	a half	1/32	one thirty second
3/4	three quarters	7/9	seven ninths
1/3	a third	1/100	a hundredth or one hundredth
2/3	two thirds	12/100	twelve hundredths
3/8	three eighths	21/1000	twenty-one thousandths

Decimals

How to learn numbers in English - songs for children

We count from 1 to 20 and from 1 to 100.

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English numerals

Account in English and Russian from zero to one hundred thousand

1. Count from zero to twenty

To begin with, let's give a table of English numerals from zero to twenty. Why up to twenty? Is this some kind of special technique for learning English numbers? No, just learn at least up to twenty first.))

Number	Number name in English
0	zero	[´ziərəu]	´Zierou	zero
1	one		one	one
2	two		that:*	two
3	three	[θri:]	sri:**	three
4	four		pho:	four
5	five		five	five
6	six		syks	six
7	seven		sevn	seven
8	eight		ate	eight
9	nine		nein	nine
10	ten		ten	ten
11	eleven		i´levn	eleven
12	twelve		Tuelv	twelve
13	thirteen	[θə:´ti:n]	sho´ti:n**	thirteen
14	fourteen		fo´ti:n	fourteen
15	fifteen		fifty:n	fifteen
16	sixteen		syk'ti:n	sixteen
17	seventeen	sevn´ti:n	sevn´ti:n	seventeen
18	eighteen		hey:n	eighteen
19	nineteen		find:n	nineteen
20	twenty	[´twenti]	tu´enty	twenty

Note. The numeral "zero" is pronounced "oh" in cases where all the numbers, including "zero", must be pronounced separately. For example, when they call the room number in a hotel: Her room number is two-Oh-three (203). When pronouncing decimal fractions numeral zero reads like nought, separating point (Russian version - comma) - point, e. g. 0.8 = nought point eight.

2. Counting from twenty to twenty nine

In order to form numerals from 20 to 29 we use the same principle as in Russian, first - tens, then - units. For example, how do you say "twenty-two" in English? That's right, twenty-two. Very easy. The only thing you should pay attention to is that numerals consisting of two digits, the first of which stands for tens, are written in English hyphenated. In the table below, as an example, numerals are given from 21 to 29, according to the same principle, any quantitative names numerals from 21 to 99.

Number	Number name in English	Transcription of an English number	Approximate pronunciation of an English number in Russian	Name of the English number in Russian
21	twenty-one	[ˈtwentɪˈwʌn]	ˈtuenti one	twenty one
22	twenty-two	[ˈtwentɪˈtu:]	tuenti tou:*	twenty two
23	twenty three	[ˈ twentɪ ˈθri:]	tuenti sri*	twenty three
24	twenty-four	[ˈtwentɪ ˈfɔ:]	tuenti pho:	twenty four
25	twenty-five	[ˈtwentɪˈfaɪv]	tuenti five	twenty five
26	twenty-six	[ˈtwentɪˈsɪks]	tuenti syks	twenty six
27	twenty-seven	[ˈtwentɪˈsevn]	tuenti sevn	twenty seven
28	twenty-eight	[ˈtwentɪˈeɪt]	tuenti ate	twenty eight
29	twenty nine	[ˈtwentɪˈnaɪn]	Tuenti Nine	twenty nine

* - a colon indicates a long sound

** - interdental with (put the tip of the tongue between the teeth and "blow" on your tongue)

3. Count from thirty to ninety

Now we give a table of numbers denoting "tens":

Number	Number name in English	Transcription of an English number	Approximate pronunciation of an English number in Russian	Name of the English number in Russian
30	thirty	ˈθɜ:tɪ	‘sho: ti**	thirty
40	forty	ˈfɔ:tɪ	‘fo: ty*	fourty
50	fifty	ˈfɪftɪ	‘fifty	fifty
60	sixty	ˈsɪkstɪ	‘syksti	sixty
70	seventy	ˈsevntɪ	‘sevnti	seventy
80	eighty	ˈeɪtɪ	‘go	eighty
90	ninety	naɪntɪ	‘ninety	ninety

* - a colon indicates a long sound

** - interdental with (put the tip of the tongue between the teeth and "blow" on your tongue)

Let me remind you that now you can already form your own numerals from 21 to 99. We write tens first, then units, put a hyphen between them. How do you say seventy-nine in English? Correctly, seventy nine.

Account from one hundred to one hundred thousand

Tens (in British English) must be preceded by a conjunction and(even when tens are indicated by zero : 108 = a hundred and eight). Also, do not forget to put a hyphen between tens and ones.

Number	Number name in English	Transcription of an English number	Approximate pronunciation of an English number in Russian	Name of the English number in Russian
100	a hundred / one hundred	əˈhʌndrɪd/ wʌnˈhʌndrɪd	e ˈhandrid / one ˈhandrid	hundred
101	one hundred and one / a hundred and one	wʌnˈhʌndrɪdənd wʌn/əˈhʌndrɪdənd wʌn	one ˈhandrid and one / e ˈhandrid and one	one hundred and one
113	one hundred and thirteen / a hundred and thirteen	wʌnˈhʌndrɪdənd θɜ:ˈti:n* / əˈhʌndrɪd ənd θɜ:ˈti:n*	one ˈhandrid end sho:ˈti:n* / e ˈhandrid end sho:ˈti:n*	one hundred thirteen
125	one hundred and twenty-five / a hundred and twenty-five	wʌnˈhʌndrɪdənd ˈtwentɪ faɪv / ə ˈhʌndrɪd ənd ˈtwentɪ faɪv	one ˈhandrid endtuˈenty five / e ˈhandrid endtuˈenty five	one hundred twenty five
136	one hundred and thirty-six / a hundred and thirty-six	wʌnˈhʌndrɪdənd ˈθɜ:tɪ sɪks / əˈhʌndrɪd ənd ˈθɜ:tɪ sɪks	one ˈhandrid end ˈsyo:ti* syks / eˈhandrid end ˈsyo:ti* syks	one hundred thirty six
109	one hundred and nine / a hundred and nine	wʌnˈhʌndrɪdənd naɪn / əˈhʌndrɪd ənd naɪn	one ˈhandrid and nin / e ˈhandrid and nin	one hundred and nine
200	two hundred	tu: ˈhʌndrɪd	tou:*ˈhandrid	two hundred
300	three hundred	θri:ˈhʌndrɪd	cri:* ˈhandrid	three hundred
400	four hundred	fɔ: ˈhʌndrɪd	pho:*ˈhandrid	four hundred
500	five hundred	faɪvˈhʌndrɪd	five ˈhandrid	five hundred
600	six hundred	sɪksˈhʌndrɪd	syks ˈhandrid	six hundred
700	seven hundred	ˈsevnˈhʌndrɪd	sevn ˈhandrid	seven hundred
800	eight hundred	eɪtˈhʌndrɪd	eit ˈhandrid	eight hundred
900	nine hundred	naɪnˈhʌndrɪd	nein ˈhandrid	nine hundreds
1000	a thousand / one thousand	əˈθaʊzənd wʌnˈθaʊzənd	e ˈsouthend**/ one ˈsouthend**	one thousand
1548	one thousand five hundred and forty-eight / a thousand five hundred and forty-eight	wʌn ˈθaʊzənd faɪv ˈhʌndrɪd ənd ˈfɔ:tɪ eɪt / ə ˈθaʊzənd faɪv ˈhʌndrɪd ənd ˈfɔ:tɪ eɪt	one ˈsouthend** five ˈhandrid and ˈfo:ti* ate / e ˈsouthend** five ˈhandrid and ˈfo:ti* ate	one thousand five hundred forty eight
2000	two thousand	tu: ˈθaʊzənd	tu: ˈsouthend**	two thousand
3000	three thousand	θri:ˈθaʊzənd	sri* ˈsouthend**	three thousand
4000	four thousand	fɔ: ˈθaʊzənd	pho: ˈsouthend**	four thousand
5000	five thousand	faɪvˈθaʊzənd	five ˈsouthend**	five thousand
6000	six thousand	sɪksˈθaʊzənd	syks ˈsouthend**	six thousand
7000	seven thousand	ˈsevn ˈθaʊzənd	sevn ˈsouthend**	seven thousand
8000	eight thousand	eɪtˈθaʊzənd	ate ˈsouthend**	eight thousand
9000	nine thousand nine	naɪnˈθaʊzənd	nein ˈsouthend*	nine thousand
10000	ten thousand	ten ˈθaʊzənd	ten ˈsouthend**	ten thousand
89999	eighty-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety nine	ˈeɪtɪ naɪn ˈθaʊzənd naɪn ˈhʌndrɪd əndˈnaɪntɪ naɪn	Aity Nine ˈSouthend** Nine ˈHandrid & ˈNinety Nine	eighty nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine
100000	a hundred thousand / one hundred thousand	ə ˈhʌndrɪd ˈθaʊzənd /wʌn ˈhʌndrɪd ˈθaʊzənd	e ˈhandrid ˈsouthend** / one ˈhandrid ˈsouthend**	one hundred thousand

* - a colon indicates a long sound