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English to German Numbers 1-100

Numbers and counting are a vital part of speech. To add this new vocabulary to your conversations, see below for the English to German translations for all numbers 1-100, plus links to pages translating some larger numbers as well. Number translations on this page are all listed in order of Numeral ➔ English ➔ German.

Simply scroll down to read through the full list of translations or if you prefer, you can use these quick links provided below if you wish to head straight to a certain German numbers list.


Or you can view our other numbers page:
English to German Numbers: 100-200 (One Hundred to Two Hundred)


Now back to the topic at hand, the list of English to German numbers to 100...

Numbers 1 to 100 from English to German:

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


English to German Number Zero

All number translations start from zero, 'null'.

0 ➔ Zero ➔ Null


English to German Numbers 1-10 (One to Ten)

The first 10 numbers in German are probably the most important to learn.

1 ➔ One ➔ Eins

2 ➔ Two ➔ Zwei

3 ➔ Three ➔ Drei

4 ➔ Four ➔ Vier

5 ➔ Five ➔ Fünf

6 ➔ Six ➔ Sechs

7 ➔ Seven ➔ Sieben

8 ➔ Eight ➔ Acht

9 ➔ Nine ➔ Neun

10 ➔ Ten ➔ Zehn


English to German Numbers 10-20 (Ten to Twenty)

Many German numbers from 10 to 20 include the word for 10, 'zehn'.

10 ➔ Ten ➔ Zehn

11 ➔ Eleven ➔ Elf

12 ➔ Twelve ➔ Zwölf

13 ➔ Thirteen ➔ Dreizehn

14 ➔ Fourteen ➔ Vierzehn

15 ➔ Fifteen ➔ Fünfzehn

16 ➔ Sixteen ➔ Sechzehn

17 ➔ Seventeen ➔ Siebzehn

18 ➔ Eighteen ➔ Achtzehn

19 ➔ Nineteen ➔ Neunzehn

20 ➔ Twenty ➔ Zwanzig


English to German Numbers 20-30 (Twenties)

If you remember that zwanzig is twenty in German, then you already know a large portion of each translation in the 20s.

20 ➔ Twenty ➔ Zwanzig

21 ➔ Twenty one ➔ Einundzwanzig

22 ➔ Twenty two ➔ Zweiundzwanzig

23 ➔ Twenty three ➔ Dreiundzwanzig

24 ➔ Twenty four ➔ Vierundzwanzig

25 ➔ Twenty five ➔ Fünfundzwanzig

26 ➔ Twenty six ➔ Sechsundzwanzig

27 ➔ Twenty seven ➔ Siebenundzwanzig

28 ➔ Twenty eight ➔ Achtundzwanzig

29 ➔ Twenty nine ➔ Neunundzwanzig

30 ➔ Thirty ➔ Dreißig


English to German Numbers 30-40 (Thirties)

The word 'dreißig', or thirty, ends off the German numbers in the 30s.

30 ➔ Thirty ➔ Dreißig

31 ➔ Thirty one ➔ Einunddreißig

32 ➔ Thirty two ➔ Zweiunddreißig

33 ➔ Thirty three ➔ Dreiunddreißig

34 ➔ Thirty four ➔ Vierunddreißig

35 ➔ Thirty five ➔ Fünfunddreißig

36 ➔ Thirty six ➔ Sechsunddreißig

37 ➔ Thirty seven ➔ Siebenunddreißig

38 ➔ Thirty eight ➔ Achtunddreißig

39 ➔ Thirty nine ➔ Neununddreißig

40 ➔ Forty ➔ Vierzig


English to German Numbers 40-50 (Forties)

Every German number in the 40s ends with the German word for 40, vierzig.

40 ➔ Forty ➔ Vierzig

41 ➔ Forty one ➔ Einundvierzig

42 ➔ Forty two ➔ Zweiundvierzig

43 ➔ Forty three ➔ Dreiundvierzig

44 ➔ Forty four ➔ Vierundvierzig

45 ➔ Forty five ➔ Fünfundvierzig

46 ➔ Forty six ➔ Sechsundvierzig

47 ➔ Forty seven ➔ Siebenundvierzig

48 ➔ Forty eight ➔ Achtundvierzig

49 ➔ Forty nine ➔ Neunundvierzig

50 ➔ Fifty ➔ Fünfzig


English to German Numbers 50-60 (Fifties)

Much like the 40s, the German 50s all end in fünfzig, the German word for 50.

50 ➔ Fifty ➔ Fünfzig

51 ➔ Fifty one ➔ Einundfünfzig

52 ➔ Fifty two ➔ Zweiundfünfzig

53 ➔ Fifty three ➔ Dreiundfünfzig

54 ➔ Fifty four ➔ Vierundfünfzig

55 ➔ Fifty five ➔ Fünfundfünfzig

56 ➔ Fifty six ➔ Sechsundfünfzig

57 ➔ Fifty seven ➔ Siebenundfünfzig

58 ➔ Fifty eight ➔ Achtundfünfzig

59 ➔ Fifty nine ➔ Neunundfünfzig

60 ➔ Sixty ➔ Sechzig


English to German Numbers 60-70 (Sixties)

Are you seeing a trend here? Because the German 60s all end with the German word for 60, sechzig.

60 ➔ Sixty ➔ Sechzig

61 ➔ Sixty one ➔ Einundsechzig

62 ➔ Sixty two ➔ Zweiundsechzig

63 ➔ Sixty three ➔ Dreiundsechzig

64 ➔ Sixty four ➔ Vierundsechzig

65 ➔ Sixty five ➔ Fünfundsechzig

66 ➔ Sixty six ➔ Sechsundsechzig

67 ➔ Sixty seven ➔ Siebenundsechzig

68 ➔ Sixty eight ➔ Achtundsechzig

69 ➔ Sixty nine ➔ Neunundsechzig

70 ➔ Seventy ➔ Siebzig


English to German Numbers 70-80 (Seventies)

The German 70s all end in the German word for 70, siebzig.

70 ➔ Seventy ➔ Siebzig

71 ➔ Seventy one ➔ Einundsiebzig

72 ➔ Seventy two ➔ Zweiundsiebzig

73 ➔ Seventy three ➔ Dreiundsiebzig

74 ➔ Seventy four ➔ Vierundsiebzig

75 ➔ Seventy five ➔ Fünfundsiebzig

76 ➔ Seventy six ➔ Sechsundsiebzig

77 ➔ Seventy seven ➔ Siebenundsiebzig

78 ➔ Seventy eight ➔ Achtundsiebzig

79 ➔ Seventy nine ➔ Neunundsiebzig

80 ➔ Eighty ➔ Achtzig


English to German Numbers 80-90 (Eighties)

Almost there, the German 80s all end in achtzig, the German word for 80.

80 ➔ Eighty ➔ Achtzig

81 ➔ Eighty one ➔ Einundachtzig

82 ➔ Eighty two ➔ Zweiundachtzig

83 ➔ Eighty three ➔ Dreiundachtzig

84 ➔ Eighty four ➔ Vierundachtzig

85 ➔ Eighty five ➔ Fünfundachtzig

86 ➔ Eighty six ➔ Sechsundachtzig

87 ➔ Eighty seven ➔ Siebenundachtzig

88 ➔ Eighty eight ➔ Achtundachtzig

89 ➔ Eighty nine ➔ Neunundachtzig

90 ➔ Ninety ➔ Neunzig


English to German Numbers 90-100 (Nineties)

And finally, the German 90s all end in neunzig, the German word for 90.

90 ➔ Ninety ➔ Neunzig

91 ➔ Ninety one ➔ Einundneunzig

92 ➔ Ninety two ➔ Zweiundneunzig

93 ➔ Ninety three ➔ Dreiundneunzig

94 ➔ Ninety four ➔ Vierundneunzig

95 ➔ Ninety five ➔ Fünfundneunzig

96 ➔ Ninety six ➔ Sechsundneunzig

97 ➔ Ninety seven ➔ Siebenundneunzig

98 ➔ Ninety eight ➔ Achtundneunzig

99 ➔ Ninety nine ➔ Neunundneunzig

100 ➔ One hundred ➔ Einhundert / Hundert


This list of English to German numbers from 1 to 100 was completed February 16, 2018. If you are interested in learning higher numbers, we've also got a page for that linked below.



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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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