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Cardinal Numbers - Números In this lesson you’ll find some notes and information about how to use cardinal numbers as well as the pronunciation of the numbers, Um / Uma “Um / uma” mean “one” and “a” (the indefinite article). “Um” is masculine and “uma” feminine. Study the examples below: Examples:
Dois / Duas Number two has both feminine and masculine forms. Study the examples. Examples:
Cardinal Numbers from 0 to 20 Numbers from 0 to 30 are written as one word.
Tens From 21 to 99 you have to add “e” (which means and) between the tens and the unities. Example:
Tens / Hundreds / Thousands
Hundreds Use the word “cem” for 100 and the word “cento” for number from 101 to 199. Example:
100. cem 101. cento e um 138. cento e trinta e oito 199. cento e noventa e nove Hundreds 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900 have feminine and masculine forms. They must agree in gender and number with the noun. Observe that when they are written in the masculine form they end in “os” and when they are written in the feminine from they end in “as”
Compare:
“e” (and) Use “e” (which means “and”) to separate hundreds, tens, and unities. Example: 25. vinte e cinco 125 cento e viente e cinco 34 trinta e quatro 234. duzentos e trinta e quatro 75. setenta e cinco 375 trezentos e setenta e cinco
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