Learn Portuguese with Cris #23

Hello guys!

I'm @crissimoes and this is my twenty third post here on @dsound! Ready for another class?

Today I will teach you how to say the Ordinal Numbers in portuguese (from first to tenth number).

Ordinal numbers are used to express the position or order in a sequence. For exemple: the floors in a building, to place positions in a competition, etc.

In Portuguese the ordinal numbers have feminine and masculine forms and they are marked like this: 1º, 2º, 3º, etc.
Let’s get started!

1º (1st)

Masculine Form – Primeiro
Feminine Form – Primeira

2º (2nd)

Masculine Form – Segundo
Feminine Form – Segunda

3º (3rd)

Masculine Form – Terceiro
Feminine Form – Terceira

4º (4th)

Masculine Form – Quarto
Feminine Form – Quarta

5º (5th)

Masculine Form – Quinto
Feminine Form – Quinta

6º (6th)

Masculine Form – Sexto
Feminine Form – Sexta

7º (7th)

Masculine Form – Sétimo
Feminine Form – Sétima

8º (8th)

Masculine Form – Oitavo
Feminine Form – Oitava

9º (9th)

Masculine Form – Nono
Feminine Form – Nona

10º (10th)

Masculine Form – Décimo
Feminine Form – Décima

Let’s now check some sentences where ordinal numbers in portuguese are usually used:

Eu vivo no 2º (segundo) andar. - I live in the 2nd (second) floor.
A Filipa acabou a corrida em quinto lugar. - Filipa came in fifth place in the race.
Foi a terceira vez que nevou este ano. - It was the third time it snowed this year.

We have come to the end of another Portuguese class.

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