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THE DICTIONARY VORTARO*

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>“La Vortaro”Pilger: “BER”Bick: “Esperanto-dansk”>

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Concise grammar

Numbers

Basic numbers
0 - nul
1 - unu
2 - du
3 - tri
4 - kvar
5 - kvin
6 - ses
7 - sep
8 - ok
9 - naŭ
10 - dek
100 - cent
1000 - mil
Other numbers are created by joining the basic numbers together.
11 - dek unu
12 - dek du
20 - dudek
25 - dudek kvin
237 - ducent tridek sep
1983 - mil naŭcent okdek tri
2002 - du mil du

Tens and hundreds are joined to form one word.
dudek, tridek, ducent, tricent
Everything else should be spoken and written as separate words, including thousands.
dek unu, dek du, du mil

The basic numbers are not declined.
Mi vidas tri domojn. - I see three houses.

Ordinal numbers are created by the ending -a. They are declined like adjectives.
unua - first
dua - second
deka - tenth
okdek naŭa / okdek-naŭa - eighty-ninth (correct both with and without the hyphen between the words when it is a number that requires multiple words)
Mi skribas la unuan leteron. - I write the first letter.

More detailed explanations

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Exercises

Level 1, Level 2, Level 3