Hearing Numbers
Lesson 2 of 12 in Numbers, Money & The Alphabet · 20 minutes
Distinguish between similar-sounding numbers like thirteen/thirty. Hear numbers spoken at normal conversational speed and recognize numbers in everyday Canadian contexts.
What you'll learn
- Distinguish between similar-sounding numbers (13/30, 14/40, 15/50)
- Hear numbers spoken at normal conversational speed
- Recognize numbers in everyday Canadian contexts
From the transcript
Cashier: That's thirteen dollars and fifty cents.
Cashier: The milk is four dollars and thirty cents.
Announcement: This is the number fifteen bus to Finch Station.
Announcement: Bus fifty to Kipling Station is arriving.
Caller: I live at thirty Elm Street.
Caller: My apartment number is fourteen.