French Numbers Flashcards
Interactive, Spaced Repetition, Free
Updated June 2026
Practice French numbers 0-100 with three modes: see the numeral and recall the French, see the French and recall the numeral, or hear the audio and identify the number. Cards you get right move up a box and come back later; cards you miss drop to box 1 and come back in the same session. The schedule is saved in your own browser, so a deck you started last week picks up where you left it. No signup, no data sent anywhere.
Box 1 of 5 for this card. Get it right and it returns in 1 day; miss it and it drops back to box 1.
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How to Use These Flashcards
The three modes test different recall directions. Number to French is the most common need: you see a numeral and need to produce the French word. French to number trains reading comprehension: you see the French spelling and must identify which number it is. Audio to number trains listening comprehension: you hear the spoken French and identify the numeral.
Start with the 1-20 deck to build your foundation. Once you can get 90%+ correct, move to 1-50, then 1-100. The 70-99 deck is the most important for intermediate learners - it specifically targets the vigesimal range that causes most errors. The 100+ deck covers hundreds, thousands, and millions for advanced practice.
The spacing schedule is a five-box Leitner cycle, and these are the intervals this page uses: a card in box 1 comes back in the same session, box 2 after 1 day, box 3 after 3 days, box 4 after 7 days, box 5 after 21 days. A correct answer promotes the card one box; a miss sends it straight back to box 1. Each of the three modes schedules separately, because recognising quarante-deux by ear is a different skill from producing it from the numeral. The counters above the card show how many cards in the deck are due, how many are still in boxes 1 to 4, and how many have reached box 5.