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Vocabulary
| English | German |
|---|---|
| one | eins |
| two | zwei |
| three | drei |
| four | vier |
| five | fünf |
| six | sechs |
| seven | sieben |
| eight | acht |
| nine | neun |
| ten | zehn |
| eleven | elf |
| twelve | zwölf |
| thirteen | dreizehn |
| fourteen | vierzehn |
| fifteen | fünfzehn |
| sixteen | sechzehn |
| seventeen | siebzehn |
| eighteen | achtzehn |
| nineteen | neunzehn |
| twenty | zwanzig |
Quick Facts
- Numbers in German are written as words as well as numerals.
- German numbers are grouped by three digits using a period as a separator (example: 1.000).
- German numbers are pronounced in a similar way to English numbers, but with slight differences in pronunciation.
- German uses a comma as a decimal separator instead of a period (example: 3,5).
- Cardinal numbers in German are used for counting objects, while ordinal numbers are used for ordering items.
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Download:numbers_in_german.pdf