English Numbers
Learn how to read and identify number digits in English from 1 to 100 with interactive memory cards.
Why Learn English Numbers?
English numbers use the same base-10 system as Nepali, but with Latin digits (0-9) and unique English number words (one, two, three…). For Nepali-speaking children, learning English counting builds mathematical confidence in both languages.
This page covers numbers 1 to 100, showing both the digit and its English word name. Each card is designed as a memory aid - flip between the number and its word form to build instant recognition. Pair this with Nepali numbers to build numeracy, or explore Roman numerals for a deeper understanding of number systems.
English Numbers 1 - 10
English Numbers 11 - 20
English Numbers 21 - 50
English Numbers 51 - 100
Tips for Teaching English Numbers to Kids
- Start with 1-20 before moving to larger numbers. The teens (11-19) are irregular in English and need extra practice.
- Use the 'tens pattern' for 20-100. Once children learn twenty, thirty, forty… they can combine with units (twenty-one, twenty-two) to count to 100.
- Compare with Nepali numbers side by side. Seeing 'Five = ५ = पाँच' makes the connection between number systems concrete. Compare Nepali Numbers →
- Practice spelling tricky words: eight, twelve, forty, fifteen. These are the most commonly misspelled number words in English.
- Count real objects daily. Counting toys, steps, or chapatis at meal time turns abstract numbers into meaningful experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions about English Numbers
Quick answers about learning English number words and counting.
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Practice English Numbers on Your Phone
Hamro Barnamala is a free app with audio pronunciation, tracing games, quizzes, and stories - perfect for kids and beginners.