Numbers in German

"Numbers" is a German lesson for A1 level. Counting from 0 to 100. Below are 15 essential German words and phrases with phonetic pronunciation, English translation, and example sentences so you understand how to use them immediately.

The interactive practice for this lesson includes 10 exercises: flashcards, multiple-choice questions, pair matching, and sentence fill-in-the-blanks.

German words for "Numbers"

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GermanPronunciationTranslation
eins

Ich habe eins.

/EYENS/one

I have one.

zwei

Zwei Kaffee, bitte.

/TSVYE/two

Two coffees, please.

drei

Drei Kinder spielen.

/DRY/three

Three children are playing.

vier

Es ist vier Uhr.

/FEER/four

It is four o'clock.

fünf

Fünf Minuten noch.

/FUENF/five

Five minutes left.

sechs

Sechs Äpfel kosten 3€.

/ZEKS/six

Six apples cost 3€.

sieben

Sieben Tage hat die Woche.

/ZEE-ben/seven

The week has seven days.

acht

Um acht Uhr beginnt es.

/AHKHT/eight

It starts at eight o'clock.

neun

Neun Euro, bitte.

/NOYN/nine

Nine euros, please.

zehn

Zehn Seiten lesen.

/TSAYN/ten

Read ten pages.

elf

Elf Personen sind da.

/ELF/eleven

Eleven people are here.

zwölf

Es ist zwölf Uhr.

/TSVOELF/twelve

It is twelve o'clock.

zwanzig

Ich bin zwanzig Jahre alt.

/TSVAN-tsikh/twenty

I am twenty years old.

hundert

Hundert Prozent richtig!

/HOON-dert/hundred

One hundred percent correct!

null

Es ist null Grad draußen.

/NOOL/zero

It is zero degrees outside.

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Real-Life Germany Cultural Tip:

Germans strictly maintain the formal "Sie" address in offices, supermarkets, and healthcare settings. Switching to the informal "Du" happens only when explicitly offered.

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How do you say "Numbers" in German?

Key words for "Numbers": eins, zwei, drei. All 15 words with pronunciation and translations are in the table below.

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This is a A1-level lesson with 15 words and phrases. All exercises are 100% free.

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