Numbers 1-10 in Brazilian Portuguese?

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Numbers 1-10 in Brazilian Portuguese?

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This is a list of the ordinal and cardinal numbers 1-10 in Brazilian Portuguese. I've also added some help for pronunciation based on the dialect of Cariocas (people from Rio de Janeiro) .

*Please note the gender changes in some numbers. However, you can be understood using either.

Zero - zero - (zeh-roo)
One - um (m) / uma (f) - (oom) or (oom-ah)
Two - dois (m) / duas (f) - (doysh) or (doo-ash)
Three - tr锚s - (traysh)
four - quatro - (kwah-troo)
five - cinco - (seen-koo)
six - seis - (saysh)
seven - sete - (seh-chee)
eight - oito - (oy-too)
nine - nove - (noh-vee)
ten - dez - (dehsh)

** For the ordinal numbers, the gender can be changed to feminine by removing the -o and adding an -a

1st (first) primeiro, primeira
2nd (second) segundo, segunda
3rd (third) terceiro, terceira
4th (fourth) quarto, quarta
5th (fifth) quinto, quinta
6th (sixth) sexto, sexta
7th (seventh) s茅timo, s茅tima
8th (eighth) oitavo, oitava
9th (ninth) nono, nona
10th (tenth) d茅cimo, d茅cima

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uns, dois, tr锚s, quatro, cinco, seis, sete, eitght, nove, ent茫o
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WRONG!! Six is in fact Seis, but in brazilian portuguese you also hear "meia" which means half, like half a dozen. the rest are as said by the other answers.
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uma, duas, tr锚s, quatro, cinco, seis, sete, oito, nove, dez