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Have you ever wondered why some buildings in Japan skip the 4th floor? Or why big numbers seem to work differently than what you're used to? The Japanese number system has a few fa...
With the latest 1.3.0 update, Numfred receives a comprehensive Korean upgrade: You can now practice native Korean numbers alongside Sino-Korean numbers. The entire Korean audio has...
An espresso costs "un euro e cinquanta", your seat number is "ventitré", and the bill comes to "quarantotto euro". Numbers are everywhere on an Italian vacation – and often the fir...
"Twenty-four" or "four-and-twenty"? For English speakers, the former sounds completely natural – but in German and Dutch, they flip it around. Imagine: You're in an international c...
Have you ever wondered why Germans say numbers from 21 onwards "backwards"? You're not alone – many learners struggle with this! The reversed order of units and tens is a real chal...
New in 1.2.0: Numfred is ready for iOS 26! The interface has been completely refreshed for Liquid Glass. The result: a modern, vibrant look — and interactions that feel even smooth...
With the latest 1.1.0 update, Numfred — the app for learning numbers — becomes even more practical: The new “Type & Listen” mode lets you type any number and instantly hear how it’...
Your vacation is finally approaching – suitcases are packed, tickets booked, and excitement is building day by day. But have you ever thought about quickly learning a few numbers i...
The Numfred website now features a brand new section: Numbers in Other Languages. Get comprehensive information about numbers and number systems for the world's most studied langua...
Imagine a number system without irregular exceptions like “eleven” or “twelve” – one that follows clear, consistent logic, like a simple building block system. That’s exactly how t...
French numbers are among the most fascinating in any language, where simple counting can suddenly turn into a mental math exercise. But why is the system so unique, and more import...
Picture this: You're on a call with an international service provider, discussing the costs for a crucial project. The project manager states the final price: "One hundred fifteen ...
Spanish is often praised for its clear pronunciation and regular grammar. However, when it comes to numbers, many learners quickly discover some unexpected challenges. At first gla...
Learning numbers in English seems simple at first. After all, we use numbers every day, from telling the time to handling money or giving someone our phone number. But for many Eng...
With the latest 1.0.3 update, Numfred – the app for learning numbers – just got even more versatile. You can now improve your number comprehension in Swedish, Dutch, and Turkish. T...
Numbers confront us daily–in shopping, traveling, or at work. Yet, in foreign languages, they often pose a challenge. They are spoken quickly, sound similar, and are difficult to g...
