curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/zh-a1-learn-numbers-11-to-19/698083ad46a3b901f567cf7f.md
You already know the numbers 0 to 10 in Chinese. Good job! Now, you can use what you know to build bigger numbers.
Let's start with the number 11. It's called 十一 (shí yī), which literally means "ten one". It combines the number 10, called 十 (shí), and the number 1, called 一 (yī).
Write this number in Chinese below.
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十一 (shí yī)
This is the number 11 in Chinese.
Li Hong says 十一 (shí yī), which corresponds to the number 11. It combines 十 (shí) for 10 and 一 (yī) for 11.
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