Numbers in Russian

English	Russian	Pronunciation

zero	ноль	nol
one	один	adeen
two	два	dva
three	три	tree
four	четыре	cheteeria
five	пять	pyat
six	шесть	shyest
seven	семь	syem
eight	восемь	vosyem
nine	девять	dyevit
ten	десять	dyesit
eleven	одиннадцать	adeenatsit
twelve	двенадцать	dvanatsit
thirteen	тринадцать	treenatsit
fourteen	четырнадцать	cheteernatsit
fifteen	пятнадцать	pyatnatsit
sixteen	шестнадцать	shyestnatsit
seventeen	семнадцать	syemnatsit
eighteen	восемнадцать	vosyemnatsit
nineteen	девятнадцать	dyevitnatsit
twenty	двадцать	dvatsit
twenty-one	двадцать один	dvatsit adeen
twenty-two	двадцать два	dvatsit dva
twenty-three	двадцать три	dvatsit tree
thirty	тридцать	treetsit
fourty	сорок	sorak
fifty	пятьдесят	peedeesyat
sixty	шестьдесят	shyestdyesit
seventy	семьдесят	syemdyesit
eighty	восемьдесят	vosyemdyesit
ninety	девяносто	dyevitnosta
hundred	сто	sto
hundred and one	сто адин	sto adeen
hundred and two	сто два	sto dva
hundred and three	сто три	sto tree
two hundred	двести	dverstee
three hundred	триста	treesta
four hundred	четыреста	cheteeriasta
five hundred	пятьсот	pyatsot
six hundred	шестьсот	shyestsot
seven hundred	семьсот	syemsot
eight hundred	восемьсот	vosyemsot
nine hundred	девятьсот	dyevitsot
thousand	тысяча	teeseeche
two thousand	два тысяча	dva teeseeche
three thousand	три тысяча	tree teeseeche
million	миллион	milleeyon

Notes about numbers:

As you can see in the table above number in Russian are more complex than 
English but there are patterns which you can see which help you to work
out endings without having to remember so much.

Teens: as you can see you simply add "natsit" to the end of a unit number
to make it a teen number.

Tens: unlike English Russian number from 10 to 100 use the old way of
counting and so the number 63 is "six tens" (shyestdyesit) and the number
15 is "five and ten" (pyatnatsit).

Numbers 2,3,4:

For some reason these numbers are special in Russian and do not follow
the same pattern as the numbers 5,6,7,8,9 and so they must be treated
differently.

So basically for any number you want to create you must use one rule/
suffix for 2,3,4 and a different rule/suffix for the other numbers. Eg:

three-hundred-thirty-three : treesta-treetsit-tree : триста-тридцать-три

six-hundred-sixty-six : shyestsot-shyestdyesit-shyest : шестьсот-шестьдесят-шесть

Female numbers:

Yeah that's right, in Russian the numbers 1 and 2 can be male or female
depending on context and whether the noun in the sentence is male or
female. The numbers in the table above are male but here are the
female examples:

one hat : adna shapka : адна шапко
two hats : dve shapkee : две шапки