1-10:
* Un (œ̃) - one
* Deux (dœ) - two
* Trois (tʁwa) - three
* Quatre (katʁ) - four
* Cinq (sɛ̃k) - five
* Six (sis) - six
* Sept (sɛt) - seven
* Huit (ɥit) - eight
* Neuf (nœf) - nine
* Dix (dis) - ten
11-20:
* Onze (ɔ̃z) - eleven
* Douze (duz) - twelve
* Treize (tʁɛz) - thirteen
* Quatorze (katɔʁz) - fourteen
* Quinze (kɛ̃z) - fifteen
* Seize (sɛz) - sixteen
* Dix-sept (dis sɛt) - seventeen
* Dix-huit (dis ɥit) - eighteen
* Dix-neuf (dis nœf) - nineteen
* Vingt (vɛ̃) - twenty
21-30:
* Vingt et un (vɛ̃ e œ̃) - twenty-one
* Vingt-deux (vɛ̃ dœ) - twenty-two
* Vingt-trois (vɛ̃ tʁwa) - twenty-three
* Vingt-quatre (vɛ̃ katʁ) - twenty-four
* Vingt-cinq (vɛ̃ sɛ̃k) - twenty-five
* Vingt-six (vɛ̃ sis) - twenty-six
* Vingt-sept (vɛ̃ sɛt) - twenty-seven
* Vingt-huit (vɛ̃ ɥit) - twenty-eight
* Vingt-neuf (vɛ̃ nœf) - twenty-nine
* Trente (tʁɑ̃t) - thirty
Tips for Pronunciation:
* Nasal vowels: Pay attention to the "n" sound in words like "un," "cinq," and "dix." It's not a full "n" but a nasalized vowel sound.
* Silent letters: French has many silent letters. For example, the "e" at the end of "un" is silent.
* "s" sound: The "s" in "six" is pronounced like a "z" sound.
* "x" sound: The "x" in "dix," "six," and "dix-huit" sounds like a "ks" sound.
* "ou" sound: The "ou" in "deux" and "douze" sounds like the "oo" in "moon."
Remember: Practice makes perfect! Listening to French speakers and using online resources like Forvo can help you refine your pronunciation.