1.un/une
2. Double
3. Trio
4.quater
5.cinq
6.6
July 7(th)
8. Hewitt
9.neuf
10.dix
1 1.onze
12.douze
13.treize
14.quatorze
Sixty-five
grasp
17.dix-sept
18.dix-huit
19. Dix-Neuf
20.vingt
2 1.vingt et un/ une
22.vingt-deux
23. Wengert troy
24.vingt-quatre
25.vingt-cinq
26. vingt- VI
September 27(th)
28.vingt-huit
29. Ungert-Neuf
30. Trent
3 1.trente et un/ une
32. Trent Dehousse
33. Trent troy
34. Trent Quart
35. Trent Sink
36. Trent VI
37. Trent-September
38. Trent Hewitt
39. Trent Shinfu
40. Quarante
4 1.quarante et un/ une
42. Quarante-Dehousse
43. Quarante-Zone III
44. Quarante-Quart
45. Quarante-Sink
46. Quarant VI
47. Quarante-September
48. Quarrant-Hewitt
49. Quarant-Neuf
50.sinquante
5 1.cinquante et un
52. Sinquin Deux
May 3
54. Three quarters
55.cinquante-cinq
Five or six years
May seventeenth
58. Sinquint-Hewitt
59. Sinkunave
60. Soshante
6 1 . so xante et un
62.soixante-deux
63.soixante-trois
64.soixante-quatre
soixante-cinq
66 . soix ante-6
67. Soixante-September
soixante-huit
69.soixante-neuf
soixante-dix
7 1 . so xante et onze
72. Soxant-Du Ze
73 . so xante-treize
74.soixante-quatorze
Xante-quinze
grasp the opportunity
July seventeenth
soixante-dix-huit
79. Soixant-Dix-Neuf
80. A quarter of a venturi
8 1.quatre-vingt-un
82. Four against two
Third quarter
84. Quart-Wengert-Quart
85.quatre-vingt-cinq
86. Four to six
87. April 9
88.quatre-vingt-huit
89. Quatre-Wengert-Neuf
90.quatre-vingt-dix
9 1.quatre-vingt-onze
92. Quart Wengert Du Ze
93.quatre-vingt-treize
94.quatre-vingt-quatorze
95. Five quarters
grasp
97. April 1 to September 2
98.quatre-vingt-dix-huit
99. Quatre Wengert Dix Neuf
100 cent
Extended data:
French pronunciation rules:
French, like English, uses 26 Latin letters. When learning French pronunciation, we should distinguish between vowels and vowels, and also distinguish between consonants and consonants.
The difference between French, English and Chinese is that there are no diphthongs and compound vowels in French, and there is no movement in the mouth when each vowel is pronounced. It is particularly important to note that nasal vowels cannot move continuously like Chinese vowels.
There are several extra notes in French, which are used with letters, sometimes to express different pronunciations, and sometimes just to distinguish different meanings: long notes are usually used for words with a certain letter omitted, usually on the letter "e", in which case the pronunciation of the letter must be [? ], for example, is derived from the Latin essere of Mitre.
Omitting a few letters in the middle, ""diadem can be combined with multiple vowels, which means that this vowel does not form a letter combination with the previous vowel, but is pronounced separately, similar to diphthongs; The closed tone "é" is only used above the letter "E", which means that this letter is pronounced as closed tone [e].
The opening sound "è" is used on the letter "E" to indicate that this letter begins with the opening sound [ε], and it is used on other letters to distinguish different semantics, such as ou = or "or" and où=where (English) and "where" have the same pronunciation and spelling, but the words are different.
The soft note ccedil is only used under the letter "C", because in French, like in English, "C" is pronounced as [k] before "A, O" and [s] before "E, I". If you want it to sound like [s] in "a, o", you need to add a light tone, such as in Fran &; CcedilAis (French)
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-French Numbers
Baidu Encyclopedia-French