Polish numbers

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Hi! Sure, let me explain you numbers from 1 to 100 in Polish 😀 I'll also provide you with the audio.

Let start with Polish numbers from 1 to 20 first and then we will learn numbers like 30, 40, 50 and so on up to 100. I will also explain how to create in Polish numbers like 27, 47, 87. For a change this is relatively easy :) OK, let's start:

Polish numbers 1-20

Number	Pronunciation	Polish
1	Play audio	jeden
2	Play audio	dwa
3	Play audio	trzy
4	Play audio	cztery
5	Play audio	pięć
6	Play audio	sześć
7	Play audio	siedem
8	Play audio	osiem
9	Play audio	dziewięć
10	Play audio	dziesięć
11	Play audio	jedenaście
12	Play audio	dwanaście
13	Play audio	trzynaście
14	Play audio	czternaście
15	Play audio	piętnaście
16	Play audio	szesnaście
17	Play audio	siedemnaście
18	Play audio	osiemnaście
19	Play audio	dziewiętnaście
20	Play audio	dwadzieścia

Let's say them also one by one: Play audio 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20.

Now Polish numbers like 10, 20, 30, 40 and so on until 100. Here we go:

Polish numbers 10, 20... 100

Number	Pronunciation	Polish
10	Play audio	dziesięć
20	Play audio	dwadzieścia
30	Play audio	trzydzieści
40	Play audio	czterdzieści
50	Play audio	pięćdziesiąt
60	Play audio	sześćdziesiąt
70	Play audio	siedemdziesiąt
80	Play audio	osiemdziesiąt
90	Play audio	dziewięćdziesiąt
100	Play audio	sto

And again, let's say them one by one: Play audio 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100.

If you looked carefully you might notice a pattern or patterns, these numbers are created by using the "teen" number and one of the endings: dzieści, dziesiąt. Of course, one hundred (sto) is not created using any of this pattern, it is just separate word.

Finally, lets have a look how we can create numbers like 45, 27, 88, 91 and so on. I mentioned this is quite simple once you know all the numbers above. To create complex numbers like 34, 65, 81 and so on, you need to combine bigger number with smaller number. For instance number:

Play audio 57 pięćdziesiąt siedem (It is like saying quickly "50" and "7")

Play audio 93 dziewięćdziesiąt trzy (Say 90 and 3)

Play audio 88 osiemdziesiąt osiem (Say 80 and 8)

Play audio 46 czterdzieści sześć (Say 40 and 6)

Play audio 25 dwadzieścia pięć (Say 20 and 5)

Play audio 33 trzydzieści trzy (Say 30 and 3)

Play audio 61 sześćdziesiąt jeden (Say 60 and 1)

Play audio 74 siedemdziesiąt cztery (Say 70 and 4)

That is all really, I hope you have found this informative. I agree, learning the Polish numbers and any other numbers is perhaps not exciting but they are a very important part of the language and you will use them a lot. To learn just visit this page a few times, play audio files and try to pronounce Polish numbers many times. It is also a good idea to create random numbers yourself and try to pronounce them. If you are not sure if you are correct, you can refer to this page or even use google translate - if you type number there and set the translation to Polish, it will give you decent pronunciation.

Please leave an answer below if you have any question regarding Polish numbers or Polish language.

It is worth mentioning the number "one hundred" and more ("sto"). For example, saying: 112 "one hundred and twelve" we use the names of hundreds, or "sto" and "dwanaście" (say "hundred" and "twelve"). When you say 138 "one hundred and thirty-eight" you say "sto trzydzieści osiem" (say" hundred "," thirty "and" eight ").

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