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Counting in German: Numbers 1-100

A good grasp of number translations is vital when learning a new language like German. So, if you're looking to translate some numbers from German to English, then this page should certainly help! It includes translations for all German numbers from 1 to 100 plus has links to additional number groups as well in case you want to continue your learning even higher numbers.

Below you'll find a number of categories with translations from German to English, with all translations in the list ordered as German Number ➔ English Number ➔ Numeral. Either scroll straight down for the full list, or use these quick links to take you straight to the German numbers list of your choice.


Or if you prefer, you can visit our other number pages:
German Numbers: 100-200 (One Hundred to Two Hundred)


Now onto the main list...

List of German Numbers 1-100:

You can also view this list of numbers from English to German.


Zero in German

Is zero a number? It feels somehow in the void... We still have to include it though.

Null ➔ Zero ➔ 0


German Numbers 1-10 (One to Ten)

1-10 in German features the ever important numbers Eins, Zwei, Drei (One, Two, Three). 4 to 10 are also pretty important.

Eins ➔ One ➔ 1

Zwei ➔ Two ➔ 2

Drei ➔ Three ➔ 3

Vier ➔ Four ➔ 4

Fünf ➔ Five ➔ 5

Sechs ➔ Six ➔ 6

Sieben ➔ Seven ➔ 7

Acht ➔ Eight ➔ 8

Neun ➔ Nine ➔ 9

Zehn ➔ Ten ➔ 10


German Numbers 10-20 (Ten to Twenty)

After the first ten numbers, you'll be counting to twenty (zwanzig) in German.

Zehn ➔ Ten ➔ 10

Elf ➔ Eleven ➔ 11

Zwölf ➔ Twelve ➔ 12

Dreizehn ➔ Thirteen ➔ 13

Vierzehn ➔ Fourteen ➔ 14

Fünfzehn ➔ Fifteen ➔ 15

Sechzehn ➔ Sixteen ➔ 16

Siebzehn ➔ Seventeen ➔ 17

Achtzehn ➔ Eighteen ➔ 18

Neunzehn ➔ Nineteen ➔ 19

Zwanzig ➔ Twenty ➔ 20


German Numbers 20-30 (Twenties)

Then comes the German twenties. Note that twenty is zwanzig, so the 20s all end with zwanzig.

Zwanzig ➔ Twenty ➔ 20

Einundzwanzig ➔ Twenty one ➔ 21

Zweiundzwanzig ➔ Twenty two ➔ 22

Dreiundzwanzig ➔ Twenty three ➔ 23

Vierundzwanzig ➔ Twenty four ➔ 24

Fünfundzwanzig ➔ Twenty five ➔ 25

Sechsundzwanzig ➔ Twenty six ➔ 26

Siebenundzwanzig ➔ Twenty seven ➔ 27

Achtundzwanzig ➔ Twenty eight ➔ 28

Neunundzwanzig ➔ Twenty nine ➔ 29

Dreißig ➔ Thirty ➔ 30


German Numbers 30-40 (Thirties)

Then it's time for the German thirties. As 30 is dreißig, all numbers in the 30s end with dreißig.

Dreißig ➔ Thirty ➔ 30

Einunddreißig ➔ Thirty one ➔ 31

Zweiunddreißig ➔ Thirty two ➔ 32

Dreiunddreißig ➔ Thirty three ➔ 33

Vierunddreißig ➔ Thirty four ➔ 34

Fünfunddreißig ➔ Thirty five ➔ 35

Sechsunddreißig ➔ Thirty six ➔ 36

Siebenunddreißig ➔ Thirty seven ➔ 37

Achtunddreißig ➔ Thirty eight ➔ 38

Neununddreißig ➔ Thirty nine ➔ 39

Vierzig ➔ Forty ➔ 40


German Numbers 40-50 (Forties)

The German forties follow suit, all ending with vierzig.

Vierzig ➔ Forty ➔ 40

Einundvierzig ➔ Forty one ➔ 41

Zweiundvierzig ➔ Forty two ➔ 42

Dreiundvierzig ➔ Forty three ➔ 43

Vierundvierzig ➔ Forty four ➔ 44

Fünfundvierzig ➔ Forty five ➔ 45

Sechsundvierzig ➔ Forty six ➔ 46

Siebenundvierzig ➔ Forty seven ➔ 47

Achtundvierzig ➔ Forty eight ➔ 48

Neunundvierzig ➔ Forty nine ➔ 49

Fünfzig ➔ Fifty ➔ 50


German Numbers 50-60 (Fifties)

Yep, you guessed it! The German 50s all end with fünfzig.

Fünfzig ➔ Fifty ➔ 50

Einundfünfzig ➔ Fifty one ➔ 51

Zweiundfünfzig ➔ Fifty two ➔ 52

Dreiundfünfzig ➔ Fifty three ➔ 53

Vierundfünfzig ➔ Fifty four ➔ 54

Fünfundfünfzig ➔ Fifty five ➔ 55

Sechsundfünfzig ➔ Fifty six ➔ 56

Siebenundfünfzig ➔ Fifty seven ➔ 57

Achtundfünfzig ➔ Fifty eight ➔ 58

Neunundfünfzig ➔ Fifty nine ➔ 59

Sechzig ➔ Sixty ➔ 60


German Numbers 60-70 (Sixties)

Are you seeing the pattern now? The German 60s all end with sixty (sechzig).

Sechzig ➔ Sixty ➔ 60

Einundsechzig ➔ Sixty one ➔ 61

Zweiundsechzig ➔ Sixty two ➔ 62

Dreiundsechzig ➔ Sixty three ➔ 63

Vierundsechzig ➔ Sixty four ➔ 64

Fünfundsechzig ➔ Sixty five ➔ 65

Sechsundsechzig ➔ Sixty six ➔ 66

Siebenundsechzig ➔ Sixty seven ➔ 67

Achtundsechzig ➔ Sixty eight ➔ 68

Neunundsechzig ➔ Sixty nine ➔ 69

Siebzig ➔ Seventy ➔ 70


German Numbers 70-80 (Seventies)

Since seventy in German is siebzig, all numbers in the 70s end with siebzig.

Siebzig ➔ Seventy ➔ 70

Einundsiebzig ➔ Seventy one ➔ 71

Zweiundsiebzig ➔ Seventy two ➔ 72

Dreiundsiebzig ➔ Seventy three ➔ 73

Vierundsiebzig ➔ Seventy four ➔ 74

Fünfundsiebzig ➔ Seventy five ➔ 75

Sechsundsiebzig ➔ Seventy six ➔ 76

Siebenundsiebzig ➔ Seventy seven ➔ 77

Achtundsiebzig ➔ Seventy eight ➔ 78

Neunundsiebzig ➔ Seventy nine ➔ 79

Achtzig ➔ Eighty ➔ 80


German Numbers 80-90 (Eighties)

Since eighty in German is achtzig, all numbers in the 80s end with achtzig.

Achtzig ➔ Eighty ➔ 80

Einundachtzig ➔ Eighty one ➔ 81

Zweiundachtzig ➔ Eighty two ➔ 82

Dreiundachtzig ➔ Eighty three ➔ 83

Vierundachtzig ➔ Eighty four ➔ 84

Fünfundachtzig ➔ Eighty five ➔ 85

Sechsundachtzig ➔ Eighty six ➔ 86

Siebenundachtzig ➔ Eighty seven ➔ 87

Achtundachtzig ➔ Eighty eight ➔ 88

Neunundachtzig ➔ Eighty nine ➔ 89

Neunzig ➔ Ninety ➔ 90


German Numbers 90-100 (Nineties)

And finally, with 90 being neunzig in German, all the German 90s end in neunzig.

Neunzig ➔ Ninety ➔ 90

Einundneunzig ➔ Ninety one ➔ 91

Zweiundneunzig ➔ Ninety two ➔ 92

Dreiundneunzig ➔ Ninety three ➔ 93

Vierundneunzig ➔ Ninety four ➔ 94

Fünfundneunzig ➔ Ninety five ➔ 95

Sechsundneunzig ➔ Ninety six ➔ 96

Siebenundneunzig ➔ Ninety seven ➔ 97

Achtundneunzig ➔ Ninety eight ➔ 98

Neunundneunzig ➔ Ninety nine ➔ 99

Einhundert / Hundert ➔ One hundred ➔ 100


This list of German numbers from 1 to 100 was completed on February 15, 2018. Feel free to check out our other number ranges as well if higher numbers interest you.



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The Fine Print

I don't speak German myself, so there could be mistakes in the translations. Most of what is here is user-submitted, but I do try to check for accuracy and make corrections as I can. Thanks for your understanding. Best of luck on your German language learning journey!



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