1 eins (the "ei" is pronounced like the "i" in "Hi".) 2 zwei stvi 3 drei dri 4 vier feer 5 fünf foonf (not quite, but English doesn't have an ü-sound) 6 sechs sex 7 sieben zeeben 8 acht oct (the "ch" is actually just as in the Scottish pronounciation "loch") 9 neun noyn 10 zehn tsayn
The number "eins" is also inflected as the indefinite article, but I will spare you the (potentially involved) grammar lesson.
Also, for those of you who know your way around multiple keyboards, you can add keyboard layouts in CONTROL PANEL -> REGIONAL AND LANGUAGE SETTINGS, "Languages" tab. A button then appears in the system tray showing the currently active language abbreviation; click here to load a different keyboard layout. "Ideas or the lack of them can cause disease." - Kurt Vonnegut
I've lived in more than one Spanish speaking country and to this day I still have difficulty getting people understand me when I say "tres" (3). Usually I hold up three fingers whenever ordering 3 anything...
Approximate pronunciations are all we can do sometime ;)
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I'm going to stick with the x though... Although you are correct, I suspect that difference may be a little fine for most US natives to master right off the bat. "Ideas or the lack of them can cause disease." - Kurt Vonnegut
