How to say numbers in Mongolian part 1 of 2

This video is part 1 of 2 on learning to say numbers in Mongolian. You can learn numbers 1-100 here.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• mongolian
• language
• self
• learning
• teaching
• numbers
• count

[ronchadion7]

The teacher is so cute... :D

[Ochirmunkh]

And don't read history from chinese or russian books!those are completely false informations!

[xardes1990]

anyone know, where i can find this kind of music in the begin :)

[kmrozar]

This is so great! Thank you for posting these videos!!

[ilovewiki]

Hello guys, I have a question, for anyone who speaks Mongolian, or who is wanting to learn it, and may know the answer. I have the language on my laptop, to be able to type in it, and I've been typing out some words, in Word, in big font, to better see them, and I've been writing them down on my dry-erase board. The problem is, some aren't coming out correct, I don't know how to differentiate between the o and the o(with dots), and other such things. I think that's the problem.

[menglinhai]

@ilymgl 'You're technically speaking English, meaning you want non Cyrillic people to learn.' - not necessarily. Unless she spoke Russian, she would still use English as a mutual language in which to teach her lessons.

Besides, she has made two lessonson HOW to read the Cyrillic alphabet, so if you do the lessons in the right order, what's the problem? I want to learn how to write Mongolian as well as speak it...

[womandarin]

@Pigeonzbomb12

There is: тэг.

[aisx]

@ilymgl there is a lesson to learn the Cyrillic alphabet. After a few days of practice, the numbers should be readable.

[tramiston]

@Ochirmunkh Ok, where do you suggest us to get a thorough knowledge of Mongolian history?

[daemondimitr]

@DeRex9 Авесом вриттен!

[Pigeonzbomb12]

I suppose there isn't a Mongolian word for "zero"?