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This illustrated dictionary includes the French names of thousands of objects with pictures. Most children learn everything by repetition, and learning a new language is no different. And here, we have included a free french numbers worksheet to get you started. So print this and place it in a few places around the house. It will be easy to begin counting in French when you can read the English pronunciation.
Start the repetition phase once you and your child have learned the basic pronunciation. For example: use French numbers whenever you count anything in the house. Counting veggies? Use french, counting chips? Use French; after a few times, your child will see it as a game to count in more than one language.
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Looking for free French worksheets?
Here at the Linguajunkie blog, you’ll find a nice collection of French worksheets and French PDF workbooks that are meant for beginners. They’re free as a good starting step in your language journey.
Of course, I do suggest getting a French language program later, but first let’s do worksheets.
How to download these French worksheets and workbooks.
- Click on the images below to download the PDFs.
- You can also right click and “save as” to save the PDFs to your device
Remember, since these are worksheets, you need to print out and write on them to do the “work” and get the most out of these.
If you download but don’t use them, you’re never going to learn any French. So, keep that in mind — nothing happens if nothing is done. And you want to speak French one day, right?
1. French Worksheets for the Alphabet
If you’re a beginner…
Then you need to learn the French alphabet so you can read and write in French. Luckily, it’s not too far from the English alphabet although there are some differences — especially with pronunciation. And you’ll need to get used to them. So, download this French worksheet and practice the alphabet.

2. French Worksheets for Greetings
After you learn the alphabet, what’s next?
It’s time to start practicing writing.
And why not start with the must-know basics — how to say hello in French or how to say bye in French . This French worksheet/workbook will help you master the common greetings. By the time you’re done writing them out, you’ll know them like the back of your hand.

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4. French Numbers & Number Phrases Workbook
Do you know how to count in French?
Well, this writing workbook teaches you French numbers AND French number-related phrases. Phrases like, “how old are you,” “I am __ years old,” “My phone number is…” and so on. Definitely a very useful workbook to get once you’re done with the Alphabet worksheet above.

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Love words and phrases.
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Conversational phrases.
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French numbers: counting 1 to 100 (with printable).

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If you are trying to learn French, you are going to get to the topic of French numbers quite quickly. I have to warn you, right of the bat, it is not going to be pretty.
Learning numbers in French is unexpectedly complicated, and requires a certain amount of rote-memorization. In order to be able to rattle off large numbers without pausing, you may have to do mathematical calculations in your head.
I will warn you in advance you may be tempted to pull out a calculator. It isn’t the easiest, but with a bit of persistence, it is achievable. So let’s dive into French numbers, shall we? Allons-y!
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From 0 to 20
French numbers all start off relatively normally, with 0 to 20 being learnt quite quickly as follows:
- 0 – zéro
- 1 – un
- 2 – deux
- 3 – trois
- 4 – quatre
- 5 – cinq
- 6 – six (pronounced sis)
- 7 – sept
- 8 – huit
- 9 – neuf
- 10 – dix
- 11 – onze
- 12 – douze
- 13 – treize
- 14 – quatorze
- 15 – quinze
- 16 – seize
- 17 – dix-sept
- 18 – dix-huit
- 19 – dix-neuf
- 20 – vingt
Now 17 becomes 10+7, and it is the same for 18 and 19, but that is still not too bad. I know you are thinking “too easy, I got this!”

From 21 to 70
From 21 onwards, there is a slight hick where every figure with 1 is called twenty and one, thirty and one, etc. as follows:
- 21 – vingt-et-un
- 22 – vingt-deux
- 23 – vingt-trois
- 24 – vingt-quatre
- 25 – vingt-cinq
- 26 – vingt-six
- 27 – vingt-sept
- 28 – vingt-huit
- 29 – vingt-neuf
- 30 – trente
- 31 – trente-et-un
- 32 – trente-deux
- 33 – trente-trois
- 34 – trente-quatre
- 35 – trente-cinq
- 36 – trente-six
- 37 – trente-sept
- 38 – trente-huit
- 39 – trente-neuf
- 40 – quarante
- 41 – quarante-et-un
- 42 – quarante-deux
- 43 – quarante-trois
- 44 – quarante-quatre
- 45 – quarante-cinq
- 46 – quarante-six
- 47 – quarante-sept
- 48 – quarante-huit
- 49 – quarante-neuf
- 50 – cinquante
- 51 – cinquante-et-un
- 52 – cinquante-deux
- 53 – cinquante-trois
- 54 – cinquante-quatre
- 55 – cinquante-cinq
- 56 – cinquante-six
- 57 – cinquante-sept
- 58 – cinquante-huit
- 59 – cinquante-neuf
- 60 – soixante
- 61 – soixante-et-un
- 62 – soixante-deux
- 63 – soixante-deux
- 64 – soixante-deux
- 65 – soixante-deux
- 66 – soixante-deux
- 67 – soixante-deux
- 68 – soixante-deux
- 69 – soixante-neuf
As you can see, other than remembering to add an et , the rest of it is easy-peasy.
From 70 to 79
It is at 70, that the wheels start to come off. Instead of coming up with a new word for 70, we start to perform some addition with seventy in French referred to as 60+10.
I kid you not, the whole thing continues as follows:
- 70 – soixante-dix
- 71 – soixante-onze
- 72 – soixante-douze
- 73 – soixante-treize
- 74 – soixante-quatorze
- 75 – soixante-quinze
- 76 – soixante-seize
- 77 – soixante-dix-sept
- 78 – soixante-dix-huit
- 79 – soixante-dix-neuf
So 79 is actually spoken in French as 60+19.
From 81 to 99
And it continues to get more complicated and unwieldy from there, where we graduate from simple addition to multiplication and BODMAS rules. For eighty, the French version becomes four times twenty (4×20) and continues as follows:
- 81 – quatre-vingt-un
- 82 – quatre-vingt-deux
- 83 – quatre-vingt-trois
- 84 – quatre-vingt-quatre
- 85 – quatre-vingt-cinq
- 86 – quatre-vingt-six
- 87 – quatre-vingt-sept
- 88 – quatre-vingt-huit
- 89 – quatre-vingt-neuf
- 90 – quatre-vingt-dix
- 91 – quatre-vingt-onze
- 92 – quatre-vingt-douze
- 93 – quatre-vingt-treize
- 94 – quatre-vingt-quatorze
- 95 – quatre-vingt-quinze
- 96 – quatre-vingt-seize
- 97 – quatre-vingt-dix-sept
- 98 – quatre-vingt-dix-huit
- 99 – quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
So for 90 in the French version becomes 4 x 20 + 10 and 99 is basically 4 x 20 + 10 + 9.
For non-francophones, it is impossible to understand why this hasn’t been revised for the modern era, but there you have it.
Unlike English, there are government institutions and associations that regulate officially spoken French. You cannot just invent words and hope it gets adopted into the official lexicon. The official rules of the French language are decided by an institution called the Académie Française . Created in 1635, it is responsible for defining French language dictionary, grammar and punctuation.
From 100 onwards
Once you get past the chicanery between 70 and 99, it all becomes relatively straightforward. The main French number milestones are as follows:
- 100 – cent
- 1000 – mille
- 1000000 – million
- 1000000000 – billion
Now, this still can get a bit complicated and needs a bit of practice. For example, if you wanted to say €1,895,000, it would be un million, huit cents, quatre-vingt-quinze-mille . That breaks down as follows:
- un million – 1 million
- huit cents – 8 hundred
- quatre-vingt-quinze-mille – (4 x 20 + 15) = 95 thousand
As you can see, you could have quite an advanced level of fluency, and still struggle with figures if you were working in finance in France!

Firsts and Seconds
The good news is that once you have mastered French numbers, you can easily speak of “first, second, third,” etc. It does start off with differences for 1st, but after that it is smooth-sailing. Just add ème at the end, as follows:
- 1er – premier/première
- 2eme – deuxième
- 3eme – troisième
- 90eme – quatre-vingt-dixième
- 99eme – quatre-vingt-dix-neuvième
- 100eme – centième
French Fractions are just as easy, with just adding un in the beginning and ème at the end. It does start off with differences for 1/2, 1/3 and 1/4, but after that it is smooth-sailing.
Fractions in French are spoken as follows:
- 1/2 – un demi
- 1/3 – un tiers
- 2/3 – deux-tiers
- 1/4 – un quart
- 1/5 – un cinquième
- 1/10 – un dixème
- 1/20 – un vingtième
- 1/99 – un quatre-vingt-dix-neuvième
This method above mostly only works with 1 over a denominator. If you want to say another figure, such as 7/10 on the other hand, you would say “ sept sur dix ” meaning 7 on 10.
Another example would be trois sur vingt , meaning 3/20 or deux sur cinq for 2/5.
French Numbers in Belgium and Switzerland
For the French-speaking portions of other countries, you can understand that the complex mathematical calculations of French numbers were a no-go.
Belgium, Switzerland, and other francophone-speaking regions have their own official french language authority institutions to decide what should be in the official numbering system.
Switzerland decided to adapt the numbers above 69 are as follows:
- 70 – septante
- 71 – septante et un
- 72 – septante-deux
- 80 – huitante
- 90 – nonante
- 99 – nonante-neuf
To make it even more confusing however, Belgium followed suite, but is still using quatre-vingt for 80, rather than huitante. Ahh those Belges!
Traditionalist Quebecois government association, however, has decided to stick to the regular French with quatre-vingt , as dictated by the motherland.
Phone numbers
Now, this doesn’t sound that bad, until you get to a practical example such as phone numbers. French phone numbers are usually 10 digits long and are written in twos, as follows: 06.22.94.75.77
So if you would like to imagine, the above number will be repeated in French as follows:
- zéro-six (06)
- vingt-deux (22)
- quatre-vingt-quatorze (4 x 20+14 = 94)
- soixante-quinze (60 + 15 = 75)
- soixante-dix-sept (60 + 10 + 7 = 77)
When spoken quickly over the phone, you can see how this jumble of numbers can be difficult for French learners to grasp and ensure that they have written down the correct phone number!
For info, phone numbers that begin with 06 or 07 mean that they are mobile phones, while numbers that start with 01 or 09 mean that you are calling a landline. The area code for France is +33.
Mathematical symbols
I would be amiss if I did not note the most common mathematical symbols, as spoken in French. The usual suspects, aka mathematical symbols are as follows:

So are you feeling ready to conquer French numbers? You can download the printables above in pdf format below. And if you enjoyed that article, check out our other resources to learn French . A bientôt!

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Do You Know Your French Numbers?
Learning your numbers is the basics in any language. Print off these free worksheets to test how well you can translate numbers and English words to and from French.
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Download PDF - Match the 10 numbers together using the English and French words. Two additional parts of this worksheet have you translate larger numbers. The answers can be found in this PDF .
Download PDF - This one has you circle the correct word that represents the number of objects in each square. Other exercises are included as well, like matching English and French numbers and writing the French number that comes next in the sequence. All the answers are included in the last few pages.
Test How Well You Know French Colors With These Free Worksheets
These worksheets have you either write the color you see in French or color the image with what you translate from French. Either way, you're tested on your translation of the language's colors.
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Download PDF - Very similar to the previous worksheet, color the sky with the proper colors that are shown in this language. A colored image is available as the key.
Download PDF - More of a guide than a worksheet, and therefore best for absolute beginners, this one shows the French word next to the color. You can use it to study your colors.
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Download PDF - Four easy and four medium crossword puzzles can be printed from this one PDF file to test how well you know French words that have to do with transportation. Answers are not included. Similar ones can be downloaded for School and Education , Shopping , and Adjectives .
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Download PDF - With this printable worksheet, you must rewrite 20 French nouns with the correct definite article in front of them. All the answers are included in the second page.
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A simple hand-out with all of the French Numbers 1-100. Click on the image below to download in PDF format. Related Resources: Maths in French Number Patterns - French Numbers Worksheet Bingo Cards - Numbers 1-90 French Sudoku - Level 2 French Sudoku - Level 1
And here, we have included a free french numbers worksheet to get you started. So print this and place it in a few places around the house. It will be easy to begin counting in French when you can read the English pronunciation. Start the repetition phase once you and your child have learned the basic pronunciation.
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9+ Free French Worksheets PDF for Beginners Looking for free French worksheets? Here at the Linguajunkie blog, you'll find a nice collection of French worksheets and French PDF workbooks that are meant for beginners. They're free as a good starting step in your language journey.
French Numbers Printable Worksheet . Matching—Match the French with its correct English translation. 1. un a. eight . 2. deux b. five . 3. trois c. one . 4. quatre d. ten . 5. cinq e. two . 6. six f. ... Big numbers—do you know how to talk about thousands, millions, billions and trillions in French? Test your knowledge:
The main French number milestones are as follows: 100 - cent. 1000 - mille. 1000000 - million. 1000000000 - billion. Now, this still can get a bit complicated and needs a bit of practice. For example, if you wanted to say €1,895,000, it would be un million, huit cents, quatre-vingt-quinze-mille.
French Numbers Worksheets Les Nombres by FullShelf Resources 4.8 (29) $3.75 PDF Les Nombres worksheets 1-100 (Les Numeros en Français / Numbers in French) with full answer keys for 0 to 40, 0 to 60, and 0 to 100. Differentiated set of 3 double-sided worksheets, 2 anagrams worksheets, and 2 Hidden Word / Spot the Mistakes Puzzles.
French numbers worksheet. Live worksheets > French. French numbers. look at the numbers and name them in the boxes and remember name them in french. ID: 1567229. Language: French. School subject: Français Langue Étrangère (FLE) Grade/level: Grade 4. Age: 7-9.
French Numbers 1 20 Printable Worksheets Why Are Worksheets So Important? Worksheets are among the most common forms of educational materials. They're a great way to keep kids busy while they learn something new and also to make the learning experience more fun for the children.
French Counting Worksheet. Download PDF - Match the 10 numbers together using the English and French words. Two additional parts of this worksheet have you translate larger numbers. The answers can be found in this PDF . Download PDF - This one has you circle the correct word that represents the number of objects in each square.
Worksheets are French numbers ordinal numbers, French numbers work answers, Counting work 1 100, French language kit, Course french i, Grade 1 math number section, Module 3 representing and renaming whole numbers, Numbers from 1 to 100 in words. *Click on Open button to open and print to worksheet. 1. French Numbers Ordinal Numbers 2.
A worksheet of simple sums to help students to practise maths in French. Includes numbers up to 100, starting with numbers up to 25 first of all and then increasing in difficulty. Click on the image below to download the PDF file. Tagged with: Numbers • Maths
57. Products. $137.00 $209.50 Save $72.50. View Bundle. French Numbers Worksheets Les Nombres BUNDLE Numbers in French FSL. Les Nombres or Les Numeros worksheets and fun puzzles BUNDLE. Includes worksheets, anagrams, crossword puzzles, hidden word puzzles, and mazes for French Numbers 0-40, 0-60 and 0-100, with the mazes also including some ...
French numbers to color, count and trace Easy printable worksheets for preschoolers and kindergarten to learn counting in French. You will receive a PDF file that includes:• 10 printable pages.• Numbers 1 to 10.• Each number is designed to be traced.• Each number is written in tracing letters.•
ID: 335921 Language: French School subject: French Grade/level: Year 4 Age: 8-11 Main content: Numbers to 50 written out in words Other contents: Add to my workbooks (18) Download file pdf Embed in my website or blog Add to Google Classroom
ID: 2468217 Language: French School subject: Français Langue Étrangère (FLE) Grade/level: core 5 Age: 6-11 Main content: French numbers 1-30 Other contents: Add to my workbooks (42) Download file pdf Embed in my website or blog Add to Google Classroom
The French Nook. 4.8. (59) $4.00. PDF. French colour by number Coloriage Magique 1-10, 1-20, 1-100This resource contains 6 French colour-by-number sheets for practicing French numbers and colours. These sheets are perfect for beginners and core/basic French learners. Each sheet will reveal a secret emoji character when completed.
French numbers worksheet. Subject: French. Age range: 7-11. Resource type: Worksheet/Activity. 4.8 67 reviews. Shropshire14's Shop. 4.610588235294117 1006 reviews. Primary and Secondary MFL resources. ... Worksheet to practise numbers. Mostly 1-31, with a short exercise on higher numbers. Made for a one-off lesson I had to cover, might be ...
The French Nook. 4.8. (54) $4.00. PDF. French colour by number Coloriage Magique 1-10, 1-20, 1-100This resource contains 6 French colour-by-number sheets for practicing French numbers and colours. These sheets are perfect for beginners and core/basic French learners. Each sheet will reveal a secret emoji character when completed.
PDF A fun worksheet for students to assess their reading as well as their understanding of French ordinal numbers. Subjects: French, Math, Other (Math) Grades: 1st - 2nd Types: Activities, Assessment, Handouts Add to cart Wish List Colorie les smileys - Ordinal Number Worksheets FRENCH - Les nombres ordinaux by La classe de Mme Bee 5.0 (1) $1.50