This lesson continues the emphasis on dates. In the past two sessions, we have covered the days of the week and the months of the year. This session, we review the numbers 1 to 31 which will be necessary to say dates such as “Friday, August 4, 2007″. Tomorrow we will cover the numbers necessary for the years 1990-2010.

1 one ek एक १
2 two do दो २
3 three tiin तीन ३
4 four chaar चार ४
5 five panch पांच ५
6 six chhai छः ६
7 seven saath सात ७
8 eight aaTh आठ ८
9 nine nau नौ ९
10 ten das दस १०
11 eleven gyaaraa ग्यारह ११
12 twelve baaraa बारह ‍‌१२
13 thirteen teraa तेरह १३
14 fourteen chaudaa चौदह १४
15 fifteen pandraa पन्द्रह १५
16 sixteen solaa सोलह १६
17 seventeen satraa सत्रह १७
18 eighteen aTharah अठारह १८
19 nineteen unniis उन्नीस १९
20 twenty biis बीस २०
21 twenty-one ikkis इक्कीस २१
22 twenty-two baees बाईस २२
23 twenty-three taees तेईस २३
24 twenty-four choubees चौबीस २४
25 twenty-five pachees पचीस २५
26 twenty-six chhbbees छब्बीस २६
27 twenty-seven sutaees सताईस २७
28 twenty-eight athaees अठाईस २८
29 twenty-nine anutees अनतीस २९
30 thirty tees तीस ३०
31 thirty-one ektees इकतीस ३१

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