Numbers+in+German

= NUMBERS IN GERMAN 1 - 100 = German Numbers are quite simple when you know how. Numbers greater than 20 are the reverse to English. Look at the example;

23 can be broken down to "three and twenty". This is how it will look in German - dreiundzwanzig

=What are the german numbers 1-100?= 1 eins (inss) 2 zwei (tsvigh) 3 drei (dry) 4 vier (feer) 5 fünf (fuunf) 6 sechs (zekhs) 7 sieben (ZEE-ben) 8 acht (ahkht) 9 neun (noyn) 10 zehn (tsen) 11 elf (elf) 12 zwölf (tsvoolf) 13 dreizehn (DRY-tsen) 14 vierzehn (FEER-tsen) 15 fünfzehn (FUUNF-tsen) 16 sechzehn (ZEKH-tsen) 17 siebzehn (ZEEP-tsen) 18 achtzehn (AHKH-tsen) 19 neunzehn (NOYN-tsen) 20 zwanzig (TSVAHN-tsikh) 21 einundzwanzig (In-oont-tsvahn-tsikh) 22 zweiundzwanzig (TSVIGH-oont-tsvahn-tsikh) 23 dreiundzwanzig (DRIGH-oont-tsvahn-tsikh) 30 dreißig (DRIGH-sikh) 40 vierzig (FEER-tsikh) 50 fünfzig (FUUNF-tsikh) 60 sechzig (ZEKH-tsikh) 70 siebzig (ZEEP-tsikh) 80 achtzig (AHKH-tsikh) 90 neunzig (NOYN-tsikh) 100 (ein)hundert ([ighn]-HOON-dert)

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