Russian numbers: 1 to 10

1. 1 – один (“a-deen”)
2. 2 – два (“dva”)
3. 3 – три (“tree”)
4. 4 – четыре (“chye-tir-ye”)
5. 5 – пять (“pyat”)
6. 6 – шесть (“shest”)
7. 7 – семь (“syem”)
8. 8 – восемь (“vo-syem”)

May is the fifth month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars and the third of seven months to have a length of 31 days.

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Months of the year

In Russia, dates are usually written in “day month year” (DMY) order. This order is used in both the all-numeric date (for example “28.08. 17”) and the expanded form (for example “28 августа 2017 г.”. Note: The trailing “г” is short for “года” (“of the year”).

A date is a stone fruit, meaning it has a single seed surrounded by an outer fleshy fruit (like peaches, mangoes, and olives). They’re grown on date palm trees, so where you would usually invision coconuts, picture big bunches of hundreds of dates! And they go way back.

How old are you in Russian? To ask “how old are you?” use the following construction: Сколько (how many) + тебе (you in Dative case) + лет (years)?

Study the numbers.

1. 1) one = один, pronounced “ah-DEEN” or Раз, pronounced “raz.”
2. 2) two = два, pronounced “dvah”
3. 3) three = три, pronounced “tree”
4. 4) four = четыре, pronounced “chih-TEE-reh”
5. 5) five = пять, pronounced “pyaht”
6. 6) six = шесть, pronounced “shayst”
7. 7) seven = семь, pronounced “seeaym”

Russian cardinal numbers tell the quantity of something….Numbers 1 – 10.

Numbers as Nouns. As nouns, in Italian numbers are considered masculine singular and they get an article: il due, il tre, il sedici (and all the way to infinity). In other words, the three, the four, the sixteen.