Numbers
Count to a thousand, ask and give prices, and swap ages and phone numbers.
- 2.1Zero to tenCount from zero to ten, buy things by number and ask the price.16 wordsreadinggrammar
- 2.2Up to a hundredNumbers from eleven to a hundred, prices in dinars and francs, cheap and expensive.25 wordsreadinggrammar
- 2.3Age and phone numbersSay how old you are, ask someone's age, swap phone numbers and fill in a form.14 wordsreadinggrammar
- 2.4At the kioskPrices in the hundreds and up to a thousand, money and change.17 wordsreadinggrammar
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Grammar in this chapter
- One coffee, two coffees — What happens to a noun after a number: German asks one or more, Serbian asks one, a few or many.
- Twenty-one or one-and-twenty — German says the ones before the tens, in one word; Serbian says them in the English order.
- To have, and how old you are — Haben and imati in full, and why German is its age while Serbian has it.
- Zweihundert, dvesta — The hundreds and a thousand, and how to say a price in euros, francs and dinars.