Read, listen, and have fun with English numbers
How do you read English numbers from 0–100?
Learn a few small groups of words, then join them to make many more numbers.
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Let’s play with numbers!
Type a number. Read it in English.
Type any number you like. See the English words, follow the reading guide, and tap to hear it.
Thai reading guide
Hear every word
ไทย / English
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Start small or challenge yourself with a really big number.
English number words
two thousand twenty-six
Say it like this ทู เธาเซินด์ ทเวนที-ซิกซ์
Try as many numbers as you like—what you type stays yours.
Number ranges
Which numbers will you practise today?
Start with small numbers, then level up one step at a time.
01
0-20
English numbers 0–100
Learn the short words from zero to nine, then join them to make bigger numbers.
Start practising 02 10-100English Tens 10–100: Words, Audio and Practice
Hear the difference between thirteen and thirty, then say each pair aloud.
Start practising 03 100-120English Hundreds: Read 100–999 with Audio
Start with one hundred, then add the number that comes after it.
Start practising 04 1000-1020English Thousands: Read 1,000 and Bigger Numbers
Look at the comma, read the first part, then add the word thousand.
Start practising 05 10000-10020English tens of thousands
Read the number before the comma, then add thousand.
Start practising 06 100000-100020English hundreds of thousands
Split the number into two groups and add thousand after the first group.
Start practising 07 1000000-1000020English Millions: Read 1,000,000 with Audio
Start with one million, then read the thousand group and the final group.
Start practising 08 1000000000-1000000020English Billions: Read 1,000,000,000 with Audio
Billion comes after million and turns a long number into short, readable groups.
Start practising 09 1000000000000-1000000000020English Trillions: Read 1,000,000,000,000
After million and billion comes the word trillion.
Start practising 10 1st–100thOrdinal Numbers 1st–100th: Words, Audio and Practice
Meet first, second, and third, then use simple patterns to read ordinal numbers all the way to 100th.
Start practising 11 1–31English Dates: British and American Formats with Audio
Choose a date, compare both English styles, practise month names, and learn how ordinal days and years work together.
Start practising 12 1–12Telling Time in English: Interactive Clock, Audio and Practice
Choose a time, move the clock hands, compare seven fifteen with quarter past seven, and tap to listen.
Start practising 13 1/2–11/12Fractions in English: Visual Tool, Audio and Practice
Choose a numerator and denominator, watch the fraction pieces fill with colour, and practise saying common fractions aloud.
Start practising 14 0.1–100.25Decimals in English: Place Value Tool, Audio and Practice
Read the whole number, say point, then read every digit after the decimal point while exploring tenths, hundredths, and thousandths.
Start practising 15 0%–100%Percentages in English: Visual Tool, Audio and Practice
Choose a value from 0 to 100, watch a ring and 100-square grid fill with colour, and practise saying percentages aloud.
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See it. Hear it. Say it.
Four friendly words to warm up
0zero
1one
2two
3three
Small steps build big confidence!
Start with 0 to 6
Read one row at a time, tap the sound button, and say the word aloud. Repeat whenever you like.
Start practising| Number | English words | Listen |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | zero | |
| 1 | one | |
| 2 | two | |
| 3 | three | |
| 4 | four | |
| 5 | five | |
| 6 | six |
Fun lessons
Grow your skills one lesson at a time
See an example, tap to listen, and say it aloud.
What is the difference between -teen and -ty?
Listen for the stronger part of each word to tell similar number words apart.
Let’s learnHow do you read thousands and millions?
Use commas to turn one long number into short groups you can read.
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