After learn the 0 to 10 and 11 to 20 and the multiple of 10 , it will be more easy to learn the number above 20. if want to repeat those number can refer to Arabic-Numbers-0-to-10 and Arabic-Number-11-to-20-and-multiple
The previous mentioned the Arabic numbers beginning at ten through nineteen gain the suffix “ta a'ashar” added to the base number.
So the number between 20 above to 100 will adds wa- to the mix. So it goes base number + wa- + the appropriate suffix.
Let's try some example
63
In English we will said sixty-three, but in Arabic we have to said the small number first instead the big number. We have to mentioned the 3 first then only the 60 .
63 || Thalatha Wa Sitton || ثلاثة وستون ||
(ن + و + ت + س + و + + ة + ث + ا + ل + ث )
"Wa" in here is meaning "And" .
25
In English we will said twenty-five, in Arabic we have to said 5 first then following by 20.
25 || Hamsa Wa A'ishroon || خمسة وعشرون ||
(ن + و + ر + ش + ع + و+ + ة + س + م + خ )
88
In English we wills said eighty-eight, in Arabic we have to said 8 first then following by 80
88 || Thamaniya Wa Thaman oon || ثمانية وثمانون ||
(ن + و + ن + ا + م + ث + و + + ة + ي + ن + ا + م + ث )
91
In English we wills said ninety-one, in Arabic we have to said 1 first then following by 90
91 || Wahid Wa Tis'a oon || واحد وتسعين ||
( ن + ي + ع + س + ت + و + + د + ح + ا + و )
The above are the standard Arabic mentioned number and they are using "oon" for the multiple 10. But when they speak they also will use "een" for the multiple 10. Both also are correct. Let's see some example.
46 || Sitta Wa Arba'aoon || ستة و اربعون ||
(ن + ي + ع + ب + ر + أ + و + + ة + ت + س )
46 || Sitta Wa Arba'aeen || ستة و اربعون ||
(ن + ي + ع + ب + ر + أ + و + + ة + ت + س )
55 || Hamsa Wa A'sheroon || خمسة و خمسون ||
(ن + و + س + م + خ + و + + ة + س + م + خ )
55 || Hamsa Wa A'shereen || خمسة و خمسون ||
(ن + و + س + م + خ + و + + ة + س + م + خ )
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