Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten in French!
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Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten in French!
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Can you imagine counting strawberries at a French market, saying six, seven, eight out loud? French children use these same words every single day when they play counting games. Six sounds like "sees," and dix, meaning ten, rhymes with "geese" — fun to say! When you feel ready, try counting backwards from dix all the way to six.
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