1 to 100 German language

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 Here are the numbers 1 to 100 in German:


1-10

1. Eins (1)

2. Zwei (2)

3. Drei (3)

4. Vier (4)

5. Fünf (5)

6. Sechs (6)

7. Sieben (7)

8. Acht (8)

9. Neun (9)

10. Zehn (10)


11-20

11. Elf (11)

12. Zwölf (12)

13. Dreizehn (13)

14. Vierzehn (14)

15. Fünfzehn (15)

16. Sechzehn (16)

17. Siebzehn (17)

18. Achtzehn (18)

19. Neunzehn (19)

20. Zwanzig (20)


21-100

- *21-99*: Use the base numbers (zwanzig, dreißig, vierzig, fünfzig, sechzig, siebzig, achtzig, neunzig) and add the numbers 1-9. For example:

    - 21: Einundzwanzig

    - 30: Dreißig

    - 31: Einunddreißig

    - 40: Vierzig

    - 50: Fünfzig

    - 60: Sechzig

    - 70: Siebzig

    - 80: Achtzig

    - 90: Neunzig

    - 100: (Ein)hundert


Some numbers have compound words, and the word order might differ from English. German numbers can be quite long, but following the pattern should help you count from 1 to 100.

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