Numbers in German 1–20
By Dmytro Syrykh, the parent who makes Kidster
Spoken by a native German voice, the same recording a child hears in the Kidster app.
Numbers 1–10 are free in Kidster; 11–20 come with Premium.
Good to know
German numbers from thirteen to nineteen end in -zehn: dreizehn, vierzehn. From twenty-one on, the units come first: einundzwanzig is “one-and-twenty”. Eins becomes ein before a noun.
All of them, with spelling
| Meaning | Word |
|---|---|
| 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 |
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