French Day 5: Numbers 9,19,29,...,99

 Here are the numbers from 9 to 99 in French (English), focusing on the -9 series:

• 9: Neuf (Nine)
• 19: Dix-neuf (Ten-nine, or Nineteen)
• 29: Vingt-neuf (Twenty-nine)
• 39: Trente-neuf (Thirty-nine)
• 49: Quarante-neuf (Forty-nine)
• 59: Cinquante-neuf (Fifty-nine)
• 69: Soixante-neuf (Sixty-nine)
• 79: Soixante-dix-neuf (Sixty-ten-nine, or Seventy-nine)
• 89: Quatre-vingt-neuf (Four twenties-nine, or Eighty-nine)
• 99: Quatre-vingt-dix-neuf (Four twenties-ten-nine, or Ninety-nine)

As mentioned earlier, the French numbering system uses a base-twenty approach, which is reflected in these numbers.

French Day 4: Numbers 10,20,...100

 Here are the numbers from 10 to 100 in French (English):

• 10: Dix (Ten)
• 20: Vingt (Twenty)
• 30: Trente (Thirty)
• 40: Quarante (Forty)
• 50: Cinquante (Fifty)
• 60: Soixante (Sixty)
• 70: Soixante-dix (Sixty-ten, or Seventy)
• 80: Quatre-vingts (Four twenties, or Eighty)
• 90: Quatre-vingt-dix (Four twenties-ten, or Ninety)
• 100: Cent (One hundred)

In French, numbers above sixty use a base-twenty system, so it's common to see numbers like seventy (soixante-dix) as "sixty-ten" or eighty (quatre-vingts) as "four twenties."

French Day 3: Numbers 0-10

 Here are the numbers from 0 to 10 in French (English):

• 0: Zéro (Zero)
• 1: Un (One)
• 2: Deux (Two)
• 3: Trois (Three)
• 4: Quatre (Four)
• 5: Cinq (Five)
• 6: Six (Six)
• 7: Sept (Seven)
• 8: Huit (Eight)
• 9: Neuf (Nine)
• 10: Dix (Ten)

French Day 2: Months of the Year

 Here are the names of the months in French (English):

• Janvier (January)
• Février (February)
• Mars (March)
• Avril (April)
• Mai (May)
• Juin (June)
• Juillet (July)
• Août (August)
• Septembre (September)
• Octobre (October)
• Novembre (November)
• Décembre (December)

Please note that in French, the months are not capitalized, unlike in English.

French Day 1: Days of the Week

 

• Lundi (Monday)
• Mardi (Tuesday)
• Mercredi (Wednesday)
• Jeudi (Thursday)
• Vendredi (Friday)
• Samedi (Saturday)
• Dimanche (Sunday)

Please note that in French, the days of the week are not capitalized, unlike in English.