Here are the numbers from zero to ten: . Phone numbers are said digit by digit, just as Ona writes them down:
| Number | Masculine | Feminine | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | one key · one chair | ||
| one key · one chair | |||
| 2 | two keys · two chairs | ||
| two keys · two chairs | |||
| 3 | three keys · three chairs | ||
| three keys · three chairs | |||
| 4 | four keys · four chairs | ||
| four keys · four chairs | |||
| 5 | five keys · five chairs | ||
| five keys · five chairs | |||
| 6 | six keys · six chairs | ||
| six keys · six chairs | |||
| 7 | seven keys · seven chairs | ||
| seven keys · seven chairs | |||
| 8 | eight keys · eight chairs | ||
| eight keys · eight chairs | |||
| 9 | nine keys · nine chairs | ||
| nine keys · nine chairs | |||
| 10 | ten keys · ten chairs | ||
| ten keys · ten chairs | |||
and are the same for both genders. Two is or . From four to nine, the masculine form ends in -i and the feminine form in -ios.
After or the noun stays singular: , one table. From two to nine it goes into the plural you know from module 2: , two cups · , five lamps. After it takes the ending -ų: , ten keys. That is the genitive plural, which comes properly in scene 4 of this module.
asks how many. The noun after it takes the genitive: How many keys do you have?
Ant stalo yra du puodeliai.There are two cups on the table.
Mano bute yra viena lova ir dvi kėdės.In my flat there's one bed and two chairs.
Mano bute yra viena lova ir dvi kėdės.In my flat there's one bed and two chairs.
Micius turi dešimt raktų, o jūs – nulį.Micius has ten keys, and you have zero.
Nulis, šeši, vienas, du.Zero, six, one, two.
Nulis, šeši, vienas, du.Zero, six, one, two.
Anketoje yra keturi puslapiai.There are four pages in the form.
Practice 1/6 · Finding words
Find the words
Tap the numbers.
, – .
Micius has ten keys, and you have zero.
, , , .
Zero, six, one, two.
, , , .
Zero, six, one, two.
.
There are two cups and three spoons on the table.
.
In the flat there are two chairs and one lamp.
.
In the kitchen there are six chairs and five cups.
.
In the café there are seven tables and nine lamps.
Practice 2/6 · The right form
du or dvi, vienas or viena?
Choose the form that fits the noun.
Ant stalo yra puodeliai.
There are two cups on the table.
Virtuvėje yra kėdės.
There are two chairs in the kitchen.
Čia yra tik lempa.
There's only one lamp here.
Čia yra tik stalas.
There's only one table here.
Anketoje yra puslapiai.
There are four pages in the form.
Kavinėje yra kėdės.
There are five chairs in the café.
Virtuvėje yra puodeliai.
There are six cups in the kitchen.
Kavinėje yra lempos.
There are six lamps in the café.
Ant stalo yra šaukštai.
There are seven spoons on the table.
Kavinėje yra kėdės.
There are seven chairs in the café.
Four to nine
-i for masculine nouns, -ios for feminine ones.
Anketoje yra puslapiai.
There are eight pages in the form.
Bute yra lempos.
There are eight lamps in the flat.
Ant stalo yra raktai.
There are nine keys on the table.
Virtuvėje yra kėdės.
There are nine chairs in the kitchen.
Ant stalo yra puodeliai.
There are five cups on the table.
Kavinėje yra lempos.
There are four lamps in the café.
Practice 3/6 · Fill the gaps
How many?
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
Kiek raktų jūs turite? – .
How many keys do you have? – Zero.
Micius turi raktų.
Micius has ten keys.
Virtuvėje yra puodeliai ir kėdės.
In the kitchen there are two cups and two chairs.
Bute yra lova ir stalas.
In the flat there's one bed and one table.
Kavinėje yra lempos ir kėdės.
In the café there are four lamps and eight chairs.
Practice 4/6 · Matching
Digits
Match the pairs.
Practice 5/6 · Building sentences
Put the words in order
Put the words in order.
How many keys do you have?
Micius has ten keys.
There are two cups on the table.
My number: zero, six, one, two.
My number: zero, six, one, two.
There are five lamps in the flat.
There are nine chairs in the kitchen.
Practice 6/6 · In situations
The right words
Choose the right words for the situation.
Ona asks how many keys you have. You have none; the cat has yours.
You say:
Ona asks how many keys you have. You have none; the cat has yours.
You say:
Ona writes down a five, but you said two. Correct her.
You say:
Ona writes down a five, but you said two. Correct her.
You say:
Tell Elzė there are two chairs in your kitchen.
You say:
kėdė is feminine, so two is dvi, and the noun goes into the plural, kėdės.
Tell Elzė there are two chairs in your kitchen.
You say:
kėdė is feminine, so two is dvi, and the noun goes into the plural, kėdės.
Ona asks how many chairs there are in the café. There are seven.
You say:
kėdė is feminine, so seven is septynios.
Ona asks how many chairs there are in the café. There are seven.
You say:
kėdė is feminine, so seven is septynios.
Unit complete
