Norwegian Numbers 1-30
This page will help teach you to say the numbers 1 through 30 in Norwegian. First up is the translations for the numbers 1 to 10, after that you will find the translations for the numbers 11 to 20, then following that are the translations of 20 to 30. All of the numbers in the main list are shown in Bokmål, though some select numbers are shown below in Nynorsk.
Bokmål is the more commonly used written form of Norwegian, based on the written Danish language. Nynorsk is based on a mix of Norwegian dialects and was developed in the 19th century. Around 85% of writing in Norway uses Bokmål, though both are taught in schools and both are official written forms of Norwegian.
Numbers in Norwegian:
Words in bold added during the last update. You can also view this list of numbers from English to Norwegian.
1-10 in Norwegian (One to Ten) in Bokmål
En ➔ One ➔ 1
To ➔ Two ➔ 2
Tre ➔ Three ➔ 3
Fire ➔ Four ➔ 4
Fem ➔ Five ➔ 5
Seks ➔ Six ➔ 6
Sju / Syv ➔ Seven ➔ 7
Åtte ➔ Eight ➔ 8
Ni ➔ Nine ➔ 9
Ti ➔ Ten ➔ 10
10-20 in Norwegian (Ten to Twenty) in Bokmål
Ti ➔ Ten ➔ 10
Elleve ➔ Eleven ➔ 11
Tolv ➔ Twelve ➔ 12
Tretten ➔ Thirteen ➔ 13
Fjorten ➔ Fourteen ➔ 14
Femten ➔ Fifteen ➔ 15
Seksten ➔ Sixteen ➔ 16
Sytten ➔ Seventeen ➔ 17
Atten ➔ Eighteen ➔ 18
Nitten ➔ Nineteen ➔ 19
Tjue ➔ Twenty ➔ 20
20-30 in Norwegian (Twenty to Thirty) in Bokmål
Tjue ➔ Twenty ➔ 20
Tjueen ➔ Twenty one ➔ 21
Tjueto ➔ Twenty two ➔ 22
Tjuetre ➔ Twenty three ➔ 23
Tjuefire ➔ Twenty four ➔ 24
Tjuefem ➔ Twenty five ➔ 25
Tjueseks ➔ Twenty six ➔ 26
Tjuesju ➔ Twenty seven ➔ 27
Tjueåtte ➔ Twenty eight ➔ 28
Tjueni ➔ Twenty nine ➔ 29
Tretti ➔ Thirty ➔ 30
Various Norwegian Numbers in Nynorsk
Tri ➔ Three ➔ 3
Sju ➔ Seven ➔ 7
Tjuensyv ➔ Twenty seven ➔ 27
*Norwegian numbers last updated: February 4, 2025.
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