Extend L3 so shop and auto prices above ten don’t go blank — lock 11–20, recycle tens, and hear money in the wild.
Count hannondu → ippatthu out loud, catch prices like hadinaru / hadinentu / ippatthu rupayi, and still run Idhu eshtu? without freezing.
Auto minimums, snacks, and society payments live in the teens and twenties. L3 gave you 1–10 and a few anchors; this lesson makes the teen band automatic so you can hear the bill.
Many teens start with a hadi- sound (think “ten-and…”): 11 hannondu · 12 hanneradu · 13 hadimooru · … · 18 hadinentu · 19 hattombattu · 20 ippatthu.
Don’t overfit the rule — drill the list as chunks. Hindi bridge: 11–19 feel like gyarah–unnees inventory, not math.
Recycle tens (recognition → light production): 30 moovattu · 40 nalavattu · 50 aivattu · 60 aravattu · 70 eppattu · 80 embattu · 90 tombattu · 100 nooru
Goal today: own 11–20. Tens stay “spot when shouted at the counter.”
Hadinaidu rupayi
Fifteen rupees
≈ Pandrah rupaye
Ippatthu rupayi sari na?
Twenty rupees, okay?
≈ Bees rupaye, theek hai?
Hanneradu idli · Hadimooru coffee
Twelve idlis · Thirteen coffees (party order energy)
≈ Barah idli…
Eshtu? — Hadinaru.
How much? — Sixteen.
≈ Kitna? — Solah.
Ippatthu-ge swalpa kammi maadi
Please reduce a bit from twenty
≈ Bees se thoda kam
Nooru alla — aivattu
Not hundred — fifty
≈ Sau nahi — pachaas
You
Namaskara. Idhu eshtu?
Shop
Hadinentu rupayi.
You
Hadinentu… swalpa kammi maadi. Hadinaru sari na?
Shop
Sari, hadinaidu.
You
Sari. Dhanyavadagalu.
Cross-check cardinal numbers on WikiBooks Kannada numbers (and conversational price use from earlier lessons). Local speech may blur vowels — trust ears over spelling.
Heard something like “had-n-aidu” at speed? Type the sound — we’ll map it to the grid.