How To Count From 1 To 100 In Vietnamese

When you look up at the Ferris wheel, do you ever wonder how many times it rotates in a day? Because I sometimes wonder about that. I don’t know if I could keep count though. Because that sounds like a lot of counting. I mean I’m not opposed to counting, it’s just… it’s just that that’s a lot of counting. And I think I would get confused from all the rotation and my counting pauses and stuff. You know?

Anyway, I think Ferris wheel rotations are fascinating. A Ferris wheel rotates clockwise and then it rotates counterclockwise. But then I think its rotation depends on whoever is operating it.

And if I were a Ferris wheel operator, I would love for the Ferris wheel to rotate ten times clockwise then ten times counterclockwise until my counting has reached 100 in Vietnamese.

0 to 10

• 0: không (khohm)
• 1: một (moht)
• 2: hai (hi)
• 3: ba (bah)
• 4: bốn (bohn)
• 5: năm (nahm)
• 6: sáu (sow)
• 7: bảy (bye)
• 8: tám (tahm)
• 9: chín (cheen)
• 10: mười (muyh)

11 to 20

• 11: mười một (muyh moht)
• 12: mười hai (muyh hi)
• 13: mười ba (muyh bah)
• 14: mười bốn (muyh bohn)
• 15: mười lăm (muyh lahm)
• 20: hai mươi (hi muyh)

Counting by Tens to 100

• 21: hai mươi mốt (hi muyh moht)
• 30: ba mươi (bah muyh)
• 40: bốn mươi (bohn muyh)
• 50: năm mươi (nahm muyh)
• 60: sáu mươi (sow muyh)
• 70: bảy mươi (bye muyh)
• 80: tám mươi (tahm muyh)
• 90: chín mươi (cheen muyh)
• 100: một trăm (moht chahm)