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German Numbers 1 - 100. Below are the numbers from 1 to 100 in German. At the bottom of the page you can enter in any number to find the German reading for it. Number. German. Pronunciation. 1. eins. 2.
Numbers 100 to 1000. When forming numbers above one hundred, single-digit numbers ( eins, zwei, drei, etc.) and double-digit numbers ( zehn, zwanzig, dreißig, etc.) come after the multiple of hundred. They can be connected to it using und, but this is optional.
Information about how to count in German with cardinal and ordinal numbers.
It is a combination of the name of the number from 1 to 9, the connector "und" and the name of the ten. For example: 36 is sechs und dreißig. Learn how to write and say the numbers with the list below and train it with our vocabulary test: Start test: Comprehension Start test: Active use.
The numbers in German are written as one word up to one million. Ordinal numbers (Ordnungszahlen) Rules for making ordinal numbers. The 2nd and 4th up to the 19th add the ending -te to the cardinal number. From the 20th to the 100th, the 1000th, the 1,000,000th add the ending -ste to the cardinal number. The 1st and 3rd numbers are irregular.
28 maj 2022 · Examples of using the hundreds in German: I have 100 dollars. (Ich habe hundert Dollar) They have 400 students. (Sie haben vierhundert Schüler) Do you have 300 euros, please? (Hast du bitte dreihundert Euro?) German Numbers: 1,000+ In German, numbers in the thousands follow the same pattern.
Fortunately, many of the numbers 1 to 100 and beyond sound very similar to their English counterparts, as you can see in the chart above. Remember that ‘z' is pronounced like the English ‘ts,' and ‘s' at the beginning of a word is pronounced ‘z.' Once you learn these first twelve digits, you'll have no trouble learning the rest.
