Greek Numbers You’ll Actually Use—And Love!
Counting in Greek is more than just saying numbers it’s about using them in real life! Whether you’re asking for ice cream or telling your age, numbers are everywhere.
Everyday Greek Numbers
Here are the numbers kids will hear and use most often:
- ένα (éna) – one
- δύο (dýo) – two
- τρία (tría) – three
- τέσσερα (téssera) – four
- πέντε (pénte) – five
- δέκα (déka) – ten
You can go even further, but even 1–10 gives kids a strong start!
Where Numbers Pop Up
- Ages: Είμαι πέντε! (I’m five!)
- Counting snacks: Θέλω δύο μπισκότα. (I want two cookies.)
- Talking time: Είναι τρεις η ώρα. (It’s three o’clock.)
Activities: Fun with Greek Numbers
“Number Hunt”
Hide number cards around the room. When kids find one, they say the number in Greek!
“Snack Counter”
Let kids count snacks (grapes, crackers) in Greek before eating them.
Built-In Daily Practice
Dinolingo weaves numbers into games, songs, and flashcards so kids naturally absorb Greek numbers in fun ways.
Final Thoughts
Once kids learn how to count in Greek, they’ll start using numbers all over the place. It’s a great way to build confidence and have fun at the same time.
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