🔢 Arabic Numbers

🔢 Arabic Numbers — Arabic uses a different numeral system than English, though the numbers themselves are written from left to right. This lesson covers cardinal numbers from 1 to 1000 with pronunciation in Urdu and English. Each number includes the Arabic script, pronunciation, and meaning in both languages.

🔊 Click the Listen button next to each number to hear the pronunciation using Text-to-Speech.

💡 Note: In Arabic, the numerals are written differently from English. The Eastern Arabic numerals (٠١٢٣٤٥٦٧٨٩) are used in most Arab countries, while Western Arabic numerals (0123456789) are also common. This lesson uses Eastern Arabic numerals.

📝 Practice Tips:

• Practice counting from 1-20 daily until you can say them without hesitation
• Learn the tens (20, 30, 40...) and how they combine with numbers 1-9
• Notice that numbers 3-10 have special rules for counting nouns
• Listen to the audio and repeat each number aloud
• Try counting objects around you in Arabic

💡 Quick Reference: Numbers 1-10