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Everyday situations · Lesson 3

I numeri da uno a dieci

Numbers from one to ten

Learn to count from one to ten and talk about quantities, ages and prices. Numbers are useful in shops, cafés, transport and telling the time.

Numbers from one to tenA1–A2
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I numeri da uno a dieci

Lesson vocabulary

Key words

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01

uno

one

🇮🇹 EsempioHo un fratelloEnglishI have one brother.

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02

due

two

🇮🇹 EsempioHo due sorelleEnglishI have two sisters.

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03

tre

three

🇮🇹 EsempioVorrei tre bigliettiEnglishI would like three tickets.

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04

quattro

four

🇮🇹 EsempioQuesto libro costa quattro euroEnglishThis book costs four euros.

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05

cinque

five

🇮🇹 EsempioIl treno parte alle cinqueEnglishThe train leaves at five.

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06

sei

six

🇮🇹 EsempioAl tavolo ci sono sei personeEnglishThere are six people at the table.

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07

sette e otto

seven and eight

🇮🇹 EsempioHo sette libri e otto quaderniEnglishI have seven books and eight notebooks.

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08

nove e dieci

nine and ten

🇮🇹 EsempioIn classe ci sono nove ragazze e dieci ragazziEnglishThere are nine girls and ten boys in the class.

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Useful phrases

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01
🇮🇹 ItalianoVorrei un caffè, per favore
EnglishI would like a coffee, please.
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02
🇮🇹 ItalianoSiamo in due
EnglishThere are two of us.
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03
🇮🇹 ItalianoHo tre biglietti
EnglishI have three tickets.
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04
🇮🇹 ItalianoCosta quattro euro
EnglishIt costs four euros.
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05
🇮🇹 ItalianoIl treno parte alle cinque
EnglishThe train leaves at five.
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06
🇮🇹 ItalianoSiamo sei persone
EnglishThere are six of us.
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07
🇮🇹 ItalianoLa settimana ha sette giorni
EnglishA week has seven days.
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08
🇮🇹 ItalianoHo otto anni, mia sorella ne ha nove e mio fratello ne ha dieci
EnglishI am eight years old, my sister is nine and my brother is ten.
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