Katrink Posted February 3, 2014 Report Share Posted February 3, 2014 We count something every day: money, days, hours, pages, minutes, products and so on. However, it is very interesting fact that numeral is not big part of speech and it counts just several dozens of words. Studying any foreign language, you can not avoid this important part of grammar. In spite of the fact, we do not have too many words to express numerals, you will need to understand using of this part of speech. All numerals fall into two main groups: cardinals and ordinals. Cardinals are divided into simple, derived and compound. Here is this classification: 0 zero - nol´ Ноль 1 one - один odin 2 two - два dva 3 three - три tri 4 four - четыре četyre 5 five - пять pât´ 6 six - шесть šest´7 seven – семь sem´8 eight – восемь vosem´ 9 nine – девять devât´ 10 ten – десять desât´11 eleven – одиннадцать odinnadcat12 twelve – двенадцать ´ dvenadcat´ 13 thirteen – тринадцать trinadcat´ 14 fourteen – четырнадцать četyrnadcat´ 15 fifteen – пятнадцать pâtnadcat16 sixteen – шестнадцать ´ šestnadcat17 seventeen – семнадцать ´ semnadcat´ 18 eighteen – восемнадцать vosemnadcat´ 19 nineteen – девятнадцать devâtnadcat´ 20 twenty – двадцать dvadcat´ 21 twenty one, two, etc… двадцать один, двадцать два… dvadcat´ odin, dvadcat´ dva…30 thirty – тридцать tridcat´ 40 forty – сорок sorok50 fifty – пятьдесят pât´desât 60 sixty –шестьдесят šest´desât 70 seventy – семьдесят sem´desât80 eighty – восемьдесят vosem´desât90 ninety – девяносто devânosto 100 one hundred - сто sto1000 one thousand – одна тысяча odna tysâča 1.00o.000 one million – один миллион odin millionAnd look how to pronounce ordinals: 1st first – первый pervyj 2nd second – второй vtoroj 3rd third – третий tretij 4th fourth – четвертый četvertyj 5th fifth – пятый pâtyj 6th sixth – шестой šestoj 7th seventh - седьмой sed´moj 8th eights - восьмой vos´moj 9th ninth – девятый devâtyj 10th tenth and so on…. Десятый desâtyj ...By the way, among the Ordinals we also have simple, derived and compound. However, in Russian language Numeral is not very easy part of speech to learn, like in English. Mainly because every numeral changes its inflexion by cases. So be very attentive, when you are pronouncing numerals in context. In addition to it, I want to discuss collective nouns in this post. The point is some nouns, which we ca not count are called collective and have own form of plural. For example: Горох (pea)– goroh Молоко (Milk)– moloko Цемент (Cement)– cementОчки – (Glasses)očki Ворота – (Gates)vorota Именины – (Birthday party) imeniny Будни - (Usual days) budni Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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