#273 – numbers 1-50 – pg. 17
July 9, 2008 in Beginner Hindi, Meena, Naraindas, Nathan, Vocabulary Builder by admin
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Today we cover the Hindi numbers from 1-50. Below you can see the Hindi numeral and how to write the name of the number in Hindi as well as the pronunciation. Here is the format:
<English Number> – <Hindi Number> – <Hindi number spelled out> <pronunciation of the Hindi number>
1 –
–
EK ( Sounds like, “k” pronounced in reverse)
2 –
DO (D spoken with tongue touching the back of your incisor teeth)
3 —
TEEN (T spoken with tongue touching the back of your incisor teeth)
4 –
CHAR (CH as in “cherry”,AR as “r”)
5 –
PAANCH (PAA as in “papa” and N is nasalized)
28 –
ATTHAAEES (hold the “TH”)
35 –
PAINTEES (ai like the “a” in “pan”)
37 —
SAINTEES (ai like the “a” in “pan”)
38 —
ARDTEES (“rd” is like Spanish “r” but pronounced retroflexively; this is the “retroflex flap”)
Related ISpeakHindi episodes
(we have covered the numbers many times…)
July 8, 2008 – #272 – Numbers 1-10
September 30, 2007 – learning to count in Hindi


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I am getting bored from numbers.
Yes, I know what you mean. There is one more day of numbers (51-100), then a day of first-tenth, and then a day about ten – a billion. So, only a few days more. Then we start to cover things that I hope you find more useful like names for family members, names for clothes, verbs, etc.
You mad caps. You have not written 51 to 100. You do not know that. You are mad.
Actually we do have 51-100 check out #274 – Numbers 51-100 (6/10/2008)
Also, you might be interested in seeing some other session related to numbers. Here are some more lessons:
Hindi Basics: Numbers
#275 – 1st – 10th – pg. 19, July 11, 2008
#276 – ten to a billion – pg. 19, July 12, 2008
hi,,this information is very helpfull,,,thanks
Thank you very much!!!! I have like a hindi oral test and
i have no idea how to say anything lol! Even though
i’m indian, i grew up in America so i have no idea how to
speak hindi XD thanks again ^^
this is very useful. but some spellings as compared to my textbook some spellings are wrong. then i descided it is a idiot site. now i have got another
site called devanagri. you all should be ASHAMED.
pgk.sathvikaa,
Which spellings are different in your textbook? If you find a mistake on the site, please include the correction if you have it.
Thanks,
Nathan
pgk.sathvikaa -ji
when you can not spell ‘decided’ correctly why should you use harsh words like ‘idiot’ for others. you wrote ‘descided’.
jab aap ek ungalee dusare kee or uthate ho to teen ungalee aap ki or ho tee hai.
Thank you very much. Very useful for school, etc
You mad caps. You have not written 51 to 100. You do not know that. You are mad.
Rajesh,
We recently published several episodes you might be interested in :
Numbers 51-80 (August 8, 2009) – http://www.ispeakhindi.com/2009/08/08/numbers-51-80/
Numbers 81-100 (August 9, 2009) – http://www.ispeakhindi.com/2009/08/09/numbers-81-100/
Nathan
you should know hindi words which the particular word is .
This is a very good and useful site but you can still make every thing images.
I had to learn for my hindi exam.
This is a very essential net.I am a student in 7th and I wanted hindi number names from 1 to 50 for a test which was for 50 marks. It helped me a lot