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First, second, third, 3,721 people, 2,462, 5.2 million, 220, 2462. Hi everyone, welcome to a big numbers sprint. Sprint is an exercise that I've created that is founded on my pronunciation confidence method that is designed to help you practice in an intentional way through repetitions and implementation in real phrases and sentences. The idea of repetition is taking it from learning something to implementing it and using it right away so you remember it. I have many sprints that I have shared and I'm going to link them in the description below if you like this type of method. Think of it like a workout, like a 10-minute workout that you do at the beginning of the day to build your strength or to become more fit. This is why I
created sprints. And by the way, in my membership Beyond, we have daily sprints that are rotating every single day so you do them and you are good to go. Now, big numbers, numbers that are three digits and more. Why? Because I noticed that people get them confused. They know how to say 1 2 3 4 5 or 21 32 55 but once it becomes the hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands, and millions, this is where people tend to get confused. So, I decided to create a sprint which is a 10-minute drill that you get to practice with me. So, get ready, turn your phone off, close the door, and let's get started. Okay, let's warm up by just massaging the jaw.
Tongue twister. Unique New York, unique New York, unique New York. And now let's say a few numbers. First, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, 10th. Again, first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, 10th. One more time. First, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, 10th. Okay, very good. Let's do one last warm-up. 13, 30. 14, 40. 15, 50. 16, 60. 17, 70. 18, 80. 19, 90. 100. Good. Now moving on to practicing big numbers, three digits or more. But before that, if you're new to my channel, then my name is Hadar. I'm a
non-native speaker of English. I'm here to help you speak English with clarity, confidence, and freedom. And one of the things that I love doing is creating very efficient and short exercises for my students to practice pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary. If you want more of that, definitely check out my website at hadarshemesh.com and follow me on social media where I share daily lessons. Let us continue. This number. Don't say hundreds. It's not 300s and four, 300, 300, 300 and four, or just 304. I usually use and. 304. The document had 304 pages. 220. 220, or 220, 220, 220. 220 * 4 is 880.
Just follow me. 220 * 4 is 880. 989, 989. The total bill came out to $989. Moving on to four digits. 2,462. But, in everyday English, you actually don't pronounce it this way. You say 2462, 2462, 2,462, 2462. 2462. We drove 2462 miles across the country. Not 24 hundreds, but 24 hundred. 62 miles. 23 hundred. 2,300. 23 hundred. We have 23 hundred boxes to pack. I owe her $2300. 5,499, 5499,
5499. The code contains 5499 lines. What about this? 2052? No. When you have a zero in the thousands, you keep the thousand. 2,052. The stadium has 2,052 seats. 2,052. 4,012. That's also okay. 4,012. The stores sold 4,012 units. 8,000, not thousands. 8,000. 9,000. 5,000. The used car is listed for $8,000. The used car is listed for only $8,000.
Now, moving on to five and six digits. 12,500. 12,520. or 12,520 without the end. 12,520. The post received 12,520 likes. 30,400. thousand hundred 30,400. The park covers 30,400 acres of forest. The park cover 30,400 30,400. 600,000. 600k. 4k. 5k 80k 80,000 80,000. You can replace k with thousand. 600k 600,000. The content creator has 600,000 followers.
The content creator has 600,000 followers. That's crazy. 550, 550, 550, 550,000 550,020, 735,500 735,000 500. Think of it like two groups. 735,500 136,254 136,254, and you can eliminate the end. 136,254, seven digits millions. 3 million 400,000. You can also say 3.4 million. I have I wish 3.4 million dollars. I have 3.4 million Say this.
92 million 252,000 105 92 million 252,000 92 million, 252,105. Without the ands, 92 million, 252,105. Good. 12 million. 5.2 million. 5 million, 200,000. 5 million, 200,000. The app got 5 million, 200,000 downloads. One more time. The app got 5 million, 200,000 downloads. Just do it with me. The more you do it, the more it becomes a habit in your mouth. The app got 5 million, 200,000 downloads.
Okay, very, very good. Let's do a little bit of shadowing. Listen. Okay, 803 emails. Use your mouth. Enunciate the sounds. 803 emails. Next. Remember reading September 23rd, 3007 BC. We're suing currently 3,721 people or entities. We're suing 3,721 people. 3,721 But you don't think his boss is going to pick up a $4,200 job, do you? $4,200 job. $4,200 job. $4,200 job.
A very modest 47,600 delay minutes. Do it with me. 47,600 delay minutes. 47,600 I have 347,000 followers. 347,000 followers. The end is swallowed. 347,000 You're holding a pair of earrings that in 2001 I paid $62,000 for. $62,000. $62,000. $62,000. All right, that is it. You did a great, great job. Now, I have a bunch of numbers right below the video. I want you to say them out loud on your own again and again until you feel confident because you deserve to
feel confident when talking about numbers and money and calculations and anything that you want to talk about that requires numbers. And I'm here to support you with that. If you like this sprint, you are going to like all of my other sprints. So, check out the description below for all of my sprint videos. And if you want daily sprints that are rotating inside my English practice community, then definitely check out Beyond. It's a lot of fun and very effective practice. Mm, very effective. Okay, have a beautiful, beautiful day full of numbers and I will see you next week in the next video. Bye, guys. I will see you next week in the next video. Bye,
guys. I will see you next week in the next video. Bye, guys. I will see you next week in the next video. Bye, guys.
