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Are you wondering how to learn the Modern Greek numbers system and count to ten? Memorize the numbers from 1 to 20 and multiples of 10 up to 100 in the Greek language below, with pronunciations in English. Notice that the letter "Δ" is a cross between the "D" and "TH" from the English alphabet.
Greek Numbers 1-10
- One: Ένα (E-na) (Use a short E)
- Two: Δύο (DThee-ow)
- Three: Τρία (Tree-ah)
- Four: Τέσσερα (Tes-se-rah)
- Five: Πέντε (Pen-de)
- Six: Έξι (Ex-hee)
- Seven: Επτά (Ep-tah)
- Eight: Οχτώ (Och-toe)
- Nine: Εννέα (E-ne-ah)
- Ten: Δέκα (DThe-ka)
Greek Numbers 11-20
- Eleven: Έντεκα (En-de-ka)
- Twelve: Δώδεκα (DTho-the-ka)
- Thirteen: Δεκατρία (DThe-ka-tree-ah)
- Fourteen: Δεκατέσσερα (DThe-ka-tes-se-rah)
- Fifteen: Δεκαπέντε (DThe-ka-pen-de)
- Sixteen: Δεκαέξι (DThe-ka-ex-hee
- Seventeen: Δεκαεπτά (DThe-ka-ep-tah
- Eighteen: Δεκαοχτώ (DThe-ka-och-to)
- Nineteen: Δεκαεννέα (DThe-ka-e-ne-ah)
- Twenty: Είκοσι (Ee-ko-see)
Multiples of 10 after 20
- Thirty: Τριάντα (Tri-ahn-dah)
- Forty: Σαράντα (Sa-rahn-dah)
- Fifty: Πενήντα (Pe-neen-dah)
- Sixty: Εξήντα (Ex-een-dah
- Seventy: Εβδομήντα (Ev-do-meen-dah)
- Eighty: Ογδόντα (Og-thon-dah)
- Ninety: Ενενήντα (E-ne-neen-dah)
- One Hundred: Εκατόν (E-ka-ton)
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