意大利詞匯學習：數(shù)字

　　You might find cardinal (counting) numbers the most useful to know—you will need them to express time, record dates, do math, interpret recipe amounts, and, of course, count. In Italian, cardinal numbers are written as one word. Use the following table to memorize numbers from 1 to 100.

　　ITALIAN CARDINAL NUMBERS: 1-100

　　1

　　uno

　　OO-noh

　　2

　　due

　　DOO-eh

　　3

　　tre

　　TREH

　　4

　　quattro

　　KWAHT-troh

　　5

　　cinque

　　CHEEN-kweh

　　6

　　sei

　　SEH-ee

　　7

　　sette

　　SET-teh

　　8

　　otto

　　OHT-toh

　　9

　　nove

　　NOH-veh

　　10

　　dieci

　　dee-EH-chee

　　11

　　undici

　　OON-dee-chee

　　12

　　dodici

　　DOH-dee-chee

　　13

　　tredici

　　TREH-dee-chee

　　14

　　quattordici

　　kwaht-TOR-dee-chee

　　15

　　quindici

　　KWEEN-dee-chee

　　16

　　sedici

　　SEH-dee-chee

　　17

　　diciassette

　　dee-chahs-SET-teh

　　18

　　diciotto

　　dee-CHOHT-toh

　　19

　　diciannove

　　dee-chahn-NOH-veh

　　20

　　venti

　　VEN-tee

　　21

　　ventuno

　　ven-TOO-noh

　　22

　　ventidue

　　ven-tee-DOO-eh

　　23

　　ventitré

　　ven-tee-TREH

　　24

　　ventiquattro

　　ven-tee-KWAHT-troh

　　25

　　venticinque

　　ven-tee-CHEEN-kweh

　　26

　　ventisei

　　ven-tee-SEH-ee

　　27

　　ventisette

　　ven-tee-SET-teh

　　28

　　ventotto

　　ven-TOHT-toh

　　29

　　ventinove

　　ven-tee-NOH-veh

　　30

　　trenta

　　TREN-tah

　　40

　　quaranta

　　kwah-RAHN-tah

　　50

　　cinquanta

　　cheen-KWAHN-tah

　　60

　　sessanta

　　ses-SAHN-tah

　　70

　　settanta

　　set-TAHN-ta

　　80

　　ottanta

　　oht-TAHN-ta

　　90

　　novanta

　　noh-VAHN-tah

　　100

　　cento

　　CHEN-toh

　　The numbers venti, trenta, quaranta, cinquanta, and so on drop the final vowel when combined with uno and otto. Tre is written without an accent, but ventitré, trentatré, and so on are written with an accent.

　　Beyond 100

　　Do you remember those good old days before the euro's arrival in Italy when you would pay a few thousand lire for admission to a museum or a cappuccino and biscotti? Tourists needed more than just the numbers up to 100 to get around. Lire are history, but learning numbers greater than 100 might still prove useful. Though they might seem unwieldy, after a bit of practice you'll be rolling them off your tongue like a pro.