It sounds so weird with english and français together, doet :p I know!! Super lack of vocabulary! Excuse-moi, si'l tu plaît /si-tu-play/ (excuse me, please) or it can be in excusez-moi, si'l vous plaît /si-wu-play/, excuse with a extra 'Z' is excuse in respected form, and vous is you in respected form while tu is you in a friendly manner.
I feel so number-ed today :p Just got my new numéro(number;/numeho/) for moi portable téléphone--BB. Cell phone, mobile phone, or aka hand phone is known as portable téléphone in d F language--le français. Where portable doesn't sounds like our english portable, it's something like /pok-ta-bleo/.
Numéro:
un - 1 /aun/
deux - 2 /do/
trois - 3 /tua/
quatro - 4 /kato/
cinq - 5 /sign/
six - 6 /sis/
sept - 7 /set/
huit - 8 /wit/
neuf - 9 /nerve/
dix - 10 /disc/
onze - 11 /onze/
douze - 12 /du-ze/
treize - 13 /the-ze/
quatorze - 14 /kato-ze/
quinze - 15 /can-ze/
seize - 16 /say-ze/
dix-sept - 17
dix-huit - 18
dix-neuf - 19
vingt - 20 /vang/
21, 31, 41... onwards are a bit different.
21 - vingt et un /vang-teh-aun/...
trente - 30 /thonte/
quarante -40 /kahont/
cinquante - 50 /sign-kont/
soixante - 60 /sua-song/
Above 70 made me feel that French is really lazy in creating new words :p
soixante-dix - 70 ; which is like 60+10
soixante et onze - 71 ; 60 + 11
soixante-treize - 73 ; 60 + 13
quatre-vingts - 80 ; 4 x 20
quatre-vingts-un - 81 ; 4 x 20 + 1
quatre-vingt-dix -90 ; 4 x 20 + 10
cent - 100
mille - 1000
Quand est ton anniversaire? (When is your birthday)
Mon anniversaire est le vingt Novembre mille neuf cent quatre-vingt-dix.
(my birthday is on 20, Nov, 1990...ps:which is next week, weee :)
Bon weekend people :)
signing off,
2.46pm
La vie en rose, a song for your weekend, may u have a romantic weekend.