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Numbers 0-20

Catch small numbers in everyday situations

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A1/First Contact/Lesson 414 min

Numbers 0-20

Catch small numbers in everyday situations

Recognize, say, and use numbers 0-20 for everyday practical details.

Unlock

You unlock the beginner number system from nulis to dvidešimt, including the teen pattern such as trylika and keturiolika.

An adult resident confirming an apartment number at a Lithuanian reception desk with subtle numeric cues.
Step 1

Teacher explanation

At this stage, numbers are most useful as ready-made chunks: apartment numbers, bus numbers, prices, ages, and phone digits.

Notice the teen pattern. After twelve, many numbers belong to one sound family: trylika, keturiolika, penkiolika, and so on.

Use it first

Key language

nulis, vienas, du
zero, one, two

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trys, keturi, penki
three, four, five

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šeši, septyni, aštuoni
six, seven, eight

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devyni, dešimt
nine, ten

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vienuolika, dvylika
eleven, twelve

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trylika, keturiolika, penkiolika
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen

This is the start of the -olika family.

Example
Buto numeris keturiolika.
The apartment number is fourteen.

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šešiolika, septyniolika, aštuoniolika, devyniolika
sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen

Keep the rhythm steady; all four belong to the same sound family.

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dvidešimt
twenty
Example
Autobusas dvidešimt.
Bus twenty.

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Pattern spotlight

The teen pattern

After twelve, many teen numbers follow a repeating sound pattern: trylika, keturiolika, penkiolika, šešiolika, septyniolika, aštuoniolika, devyniolika.

trylika
thirteen
keturiolika
fourteen
penkiolika
fifteen
Input

At the apartment reception desk

An adult resident confirms a floor number and the last digits of a phone number.

Administratorė
Koks jūsų buto numeris?
What is your apartment number?
Tomas
Keturiolika.
Fourteen.
Administratorė
O paskutiniai telefono numerio skaičiai?
And the last digits of the phone number?
Tomas
Vienas aštuoni.
One eight.
Check yourself
Reading

Micro-reading

Buto numeris keturiolika. Autobusas penkiolika.
Apartment number fourteen. Bus fifteen.
Find the apartment number and the bus number.
Say or write

Guided output

Say it yourself
Pasakykite skaičių keturiolika.
Say the number fourteen.
Pause 4s
Show sample answer
Keturiolika.
Fourteen.
Pasakykite du skaičius iš eilės: trylika, aštuoni.
Say two numbers in sequence: thirteen, eight.
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Show sample answer
Trylika, aštuoni.
Practice

Quick practice

Which Lithuanian number means 14?
Dešimt + keturi = ___.
Put the apartment number phrase in order.
Answer area
Tap the tokens below to build the sentence.
Token bank
Write one apartment number and one bus number in Lithuanian.
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Support

Learner notes

English support
Pronunciation
  • • Lithuanian teen numbers are longer than English ones, so keep a steady rhythm.
  • • Do not rush aštuoni or devyni.
Watch for
  • • English teen endings are short; Lithuanian teens are fuller and need cleaner syllables.
Tip
  • • Learn 13-19 as one sound family, then attach them to real chunks like buto numeris keturiolika.
You can now

I can catch and say small numbers for practical details such as floors, prices, and digits.

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