Arabic Numbers – How to say?
Many times i come across vendors in UAE using Arabic numbers to say the price of items. Although I understand few of the numbers, most of the time I was not sure of what they would say! I thought it important to let you know how to say Arabic Numbers. It may sometime be important while conversing that you require certain numbers in Arabic.
Below is the list of numbers in Arabic:
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Say numbers in Arabic:
| English Numbers | Arabic Numbers |
|---|---|
| 0 | Siffr |
| 1 | Wahid |
| 2 | Itnain |
| 3 | Thalatha |
| 4 | Arba |
| 5 | Khamsah |
| 6 | Sittah |
| 7 | Sabaa |
| 8 | Thamaaneeya |
| 9 | Tissaa |
| 10 | Asharah |
| 11 | Ihda Shaar |
| 12- | Ithna Shaar |
| 13 | Thalatha Shaar |
| 14 | Arba Ata Shaar |
| 15 | Khamsta Shaar |
| 16 | Sitta Shaar |
| 17 | Saba Ata Shaar |
| 18 | Tamantha Shar |
| 19 | Tis Ata Shar |
| 20 | Ishrin |
| 21 | Wahid Wa Ishrin |
| 22 | Ithain Wa Ishrin |
| 23 | Thalatha Wa Ishrin |
| 24 | Arbaa Wa Ishrin Etc |
| 30 | Thalath Een |
| 40 | Arba Een |
| 50 | Khamseen |
| 60 | Sitteen |
| 70 | Sabeen |
| 80 | Thamaneen |
| 90 | Tiseen |
| 100 | Miyya |
| 200 | Mittain |
| 300 | Thalatha Miyaa |
| 400 | Arba Miyya Etc |
| 1000 | Alf |
| 2000 | Alfain |
| 3000 | Thalaathat Aalaf |
| 4000 | Arbaat Aalaf |
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Dear Mr.Deepak,
Greetings !
Very much appreciate your efforts to inspire many to learn Arabic. I started bit by bit by with numbers and greetings etc.
Please do share helpful resources which are good for beginners.
Hello Deepak, Its really to the needy, shukran once again,
Dear Deepak,
Really Helpful….
Please send me notes for the same on my below email id so i can learn more..
[email protected]
Thanks
Sana
Hello Deepak, a quick question: isn’t basic Arabic different than Emirati Arabic? I can learn formal Arabic all I want, but isn’t it possible that I won’t have a clue what Emiratis are actually saying (although they can understand me speaking formal Arabic)?
Diana,
Like in most of the languages, they have different dialects. An Emirati speaking Arabic may be different from how an Egyptian or a Jordanian.
Even in English, there are different ways and styles of speaking.
Your point is completely valid. You may not understand what an Emirati speaks but he/she may completely comprehend you speaking Arabic.
Note: The e-book on my blog is not Emirati Arabic.
Deepak
Really helpful
It was very useful, Deepak…could u send in some material to [email protected], if possible, if u don’t mind…I’m in Saudia….I find it very difficult to converse. I’ve come to realize I need to know to speak arabic…a little help will be appreciated. Thank u
Yes, sure. As of now I have no material. But I will prepare and send you. Give me some time.