German Numbers: Complete Lesson with Flashcards, Quiz & Exams
German Numbers: Complete Lesson with Flashcards, Quiz & 10 Practice Exams (100 MCQs)
🔢 German Numbers
Cardinal, Ordinal & Practical Numbers - Trilingual (German/English/عربي) - with 10 Practice Exams
🇩🇪 Deutsch🇬🇧 English🇸🇦 العربية
0-100 Numbers
Big Numbers & Ordinals
Flashcards & Quiz
10 Practice Exams
100 Exam Questions
Learn German Numbers
Master numbers 0-100, big numbers, ordinals, and how Germans use numbers in real life. Every number includes audio pronunciation and English/Arabic translation.
🔢 Numbers 0-20
0
nullzeroصفر
1
einsoneواحد
2
zweitwoاثنان
3
dreithreeثلاثة
4
vierfourأربعة
5
fünffiveخمسة
6
sechssixستة
7
siebensevenسبعة
8
achteightثمانية
9
neunnineتسعة
10
zehntenعشرة
11
elfelevenأحد عشر
12
zwölftwelveاثنا عشر
13
dreizehnthirteenثلاثة عشر
14
vierzehnfourteenأربعة عشر
15
fünfzehnfifteenخمسة عشر
16
sechzehnsixteenستة عشر
17
siebzehnseventeenسبعة عشر
18
achtzehneighteenثمانية عشر
19
neunzehnnineteenتسعة عشر
20
zwanzigtwentyعشرون
🔟 Tens (20-100)
20
zwanzigtwentyعشرون
30
dreißigthirtyثلاثون
40
vierzigfortyأربعون
50
fünfzigfiftyخمسون
60
sechzigsixtyستون
70
siebzigseventyسبعون
80
achtzigeightyثمانون
90
neunzigninetyتسعون
100
einhundertone hundredمئة
🧩 How Compound Numbers Work (21-99)
einundzwanzig = ein+ und +zwanzig
(one) + (and) + (twenty) = twenty-one — units come BEFORE tens, opposite of English!
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❓ Quiz Mode - 20 Questions
Test your knowledge of German numbers. Listen, recall, then check the answer.
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📝 Practice Exams - 10 Exams, 100 Questions Total
Test what you just learned. Each exam covers a specific topic and gets progressively more challenging. Exams 9-10 are comprehensive mixed reviews. Choose an exam below to begin.
Choose an Exam
Each exam covers a specific topic from the German Numbers lesson and gets progressively more challenging. Exams 9–10 are comprehensive mixed reviews. Select one to begin.
Answer all 10 questions, then click "Submit Exam" to see your score.
💡 German Numbers - Essential Tips
✅ Good News for Arabic Speakers!
German compound numbers (21-99) say the UNITS before the TENS, joined by "und" (and) — exactly like Arabic! "einundzwanzig" (one-and-twenty) = "واحد وعشرون". English speakers find this backwards, but you already think this way.
✅ "eins" vs "ein"
Use eins when the number stands alone or when counting (eins, zwei, drei...). In compound numbers, use ein-: "einundzwanzig". Before a noun, use the appropriate form: "ein Buch", "eine Frau".
✅ Comma vs Period (Opposite of English!)
German uses a COMMA for decimals and a PERIOD for thousands — the opposite of English. "1.000,50 €" = one thousand and fifty cents in German = "1,000.50" in English.
✅ "Zwei" vs "Zwo"
On the phone or in noisy places, Germans often say "zwo" instead of "zwei" to avoid confusion with "drei" (three).
Colloquially Germans often drop "ein": "hundert Euro" instead of "einhundert Euro". Both are correct, but formal writing prefers "einhundert/eintausend".
✅ Years Are Read in Pairs
Years before 2000 are read as two two-digit numbers: 1985 = "neunzehnhundertfünfundachtzig" (nineteen-hundred-eighty-five). Years 2000+ are read normally: 2026 = "zweitausendsechsundzwanzig".