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Numbers and Counting flashcards

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This Numbers and Counting flashcards page gathers user-made decks on Arabic, Japanese and Korean number words, written forms and counters. School students can practise vocabulary, while teachers can find material for lessons. There are more than 50 flashcard resources, ranging from general practice to school-level material. Choose a deck and start exploring.

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The decks on this page cover number words in several languages, with some pairing written forms with English or romanised spellings. Numbers in Lebanese Arabic focuses on Arabic number words, while Native Korean numbers includes Korean forms alongside numerals. Counters introduces Japanese forms used for objects such as books and flat items.

How to revise with a deck

For a starting point, try Arabic Numbers 1-10 + 1st-10th. It brings number words and ordinal words together, so you can practise both kinds of vocabulary in one deck. Work through the cards, then return to the forms you found harder to recall.

Once you have reviewed a deck, switch to a quiz on the unit page to check your recall. A mind map can offer another way to look over the material. Pick a language and give a deck a go.

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Which flashcard deck could I start with?

Try “Korean numbers 1-10” if you want a short set of Korean number words. It includes romanised forms and Hangul alongside the numerals. Work through the cards at your own pace, then revisit any forms you want to practise again.

What do the flashcards cover?

The decks cover number words and written forms in several languages, including Arabic, Japanese and Korean. Some focus on particular ranges, such as “Hungarian Numbers: 11-19”, while others cover ordinals or counters. “ASL Classifiers” lists sign language handshapes rather than spoken number words.

Are these flashcards free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.

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