Arabic Numbers 1 – 20 | Arabic Language Blog

Arabic Numbers 1 – 20 Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 18, 2012 in Arabic Language, Pronunciation, Vocabulary

If you’re new to Arabic, we’ve created this simple table of Arabic numbers from 1 to 20 just for you. We’ve also included a video with voice pronunciation. Listen to it a few times, and make sure to practice saying the words out loud too; this will really help you retain the information.

When you’re ready to learn more Arabic numbers, check out our Arabic Numbers 1 – 100 post!

0	صفر	Sifr
1	واحد	waa7id
2	اثنان	ithnaan
3	ثلاثة	thalaatha
4	أربعة	arba3a
5	خمسة	khamsa
6	ستة	sitta
7	سبعة	sab3a
8	ثمانية	thamaaneya
9	تسعة	tis3a
10	عشرة	3ashara
11	أحد عشر	a7ada 3ashar
12	اثنا عشر	ithna 3ashar
13	ثلاثة عشر	thalaathata 3ashar
14	أربعة عشر	arba3ata 3ashar
15	خمسة عشر	khamsata 3ashar
16	ستة عشر	sittata 3ashar
17	سبعة عشر	sab3ata 3ashar
18	ثمانية عشر	thamaneyata 3ashar
19	تسعة عشر	tis3ata 3ashar
20	عشرون	3ishroon

In the following video, the Arabic numbers are shown and pronounced. Listen to the video a few times, and you’ll be surprised how quickly you start to pick it up.

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Comments:

Serena Ankobia:

”About the Thalatha one [three in arabic] I don’t know what the heck they’re saying three in arabic. So please make it clearer.”
rose:

I know them all now from 1 to 20 now thanks to the video
maimuna sani stores:

Thanks may Allah reward you

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