German Numbers 0–100
Count in German from zero upward — every number with native pronunciation.
| German | English | |
|---|---|---|
| null | 0 | |
| eins | 1 | |
| zwei | 2 | |
| drei | 3 | |
| vier | 4 | |
| fünf | 5 | |
| sechs | 6 | |
| sieben | 7 | |
| acht | 8 | |
| neun | 9 | |
| zehn | 10 | |
| elf | 11 | |
| zwölf | 12 | |
| dreizehn | 13 | |
| vierzehn | 14 | |
| fünfzehn | 15 | |
| sechzehn | 16 | |
| siebzehn | 17 | |
| achtzehn | 18 | |
| neunzehn | 19 | |
| zwanzig | 20 | |
| dreißig | 30 | |
| vierzig | 40 | |
| fünfzig | 50 | |
| sechzig | 60 | |
| siebzig | 70 | |
| achtzig | 80 | |
| neunzig | 90 | |
| hundert | 100 |
Frequently asked
- How do you say "0" in German?
- "0" is "null" in German. You can hear it pronounced on this page.
- How many words does this German Numbers 0–100 page cover?
- This page lists 29 German words with English translations and native audio.
- Is the audio recorded by native speakers?
- Yes — most words use real native-speaker recordings, so you learn authentic German pronunciation.
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