Prices and numbers beyond ten
Numbers eleven through nineteen end in -najst: . Tens include , , . In compound numbers the unit comes first: is twenty-two.
Prices follow regular counting patterns: , , , , . The pattern depends on the final number: uses genitive plural, but uses dual. With spoken decimal prices, use whole euros and cents: . With a cost expressed as a direct-object amount, the nominative becomes : .
| Form | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| A coffee costs one euro. | ||
| A coffee costs one euro. | ||
| A tea costs two euros. | ||
| A tea costs two euros. | ||
| A cake costs three euros. | ||
| A cake costs three euros. | ||
| Breakfast costs five euros. | ||
| Breakfast costs five euros. | ||
| Twenty plus two is twenty-two. | ||
| Twenty plus two is twenty-two. | ||
| I am hungry. I have ten euros. | ||
| I am hungry. I have ten euros. | ||
Kava stane en evro.A coffee costs one euro.
Čaj stane dva evra.A tea costs two euros.
Torta stane tri evre.A cake costs three euros.
Zajtrk stane pet evrov.Breakfast costs five euros.
Dvajset in dva je dvaindvajset.Twenty plus two is twenty-two.
Lačen sem. Imam deset evrov.I am hungry. I have ten euros.
Lačna sem. Imam deset evrov.I am hungry. I have ten euros.
Practice 1/6 · Finding words
Notice the patterns
Tap the form described in this unit.
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A coffee costs one euro.
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A tea costs two euros.
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A cake costs three euros.
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Breakfast costs five euros.
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Twenty plus two is twenty-two.
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I am hungry. I have ten euros.
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I am hungry. I have ten euros.
Practice 2/6 · The right form
Choose the form
Choose the right word for the gap.
Kava stane en .
A coffee costs one euro.
Čaj stane dva .
A tea costs two euros.
Torta stane tri .
A cake costs three euros.
Zajtrk stane pet .
Breakfast costs five euros.
Dvajset in dva je .
Twenty plus two is twenty-two.
Lačen sem. Imam deset .
I am hungry. I have ten euros.
Lačna sem. Imam deset .
I am hungry. I have ten euros.
Practice 3/6 · Fill the gaps
Complete a short message
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
Kava stane en .
A coffee costs one euro.
Čaj stane dva .
A tea costs two euros.
Torta stane tri .
A cake costs three euros.
Zajtrk stane pet .
Breakfast costs five euros.
Dvajset in dva je .
Twenty plus two is twenty-two.
Lačen sem. Imam deset .
I am hungry. I have ten euros.
Lačna sem. Imam deset .
I am hungry. I have ten euros.
Practice 4/6 · Building sentences
Build useful sentences
Put the words in order.
A coffee costs one euro.
A tea costs two euros.
A cake costs three euros.
Breakfast costs five euros.
Twenty plus two is twenty-two.
I am hungry. I have ten euros.
I am hungry. I have ten euros.
Practice 5/6 · In situations
What would you say?
Choose the right words for the situation.
A coffee costs one euro.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
A coffee costs one euro.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
A tea costs two euros.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
A tea costs two euros.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
A cake costs three euros.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
A cake costs three euros.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
Breakfast costs five euros.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
Breakfast costs five euros.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
Practice 6/6 · Matching
Connect messages and meanings
Match the pairs.
Unit complete
