German Numbers Vocabulary

The 45 beginner words (A1–A2) for numbers, with their English translations and part of speech, across 4 themed lists. These are the ones worth knowing first.

Numbers Basics

A1
EnglishGermanTypeLevel
eightachtnumA1
fivefünfnumA1
fourviernumA1
nineneunnumA1
oneeinsnumA1
sevensiebennumA1
sixsechsnumA1
tenzehnnumA1
threedreinumA1
twozweinumA1
zeronullnumA1

Numbers Intermediate

A1–A2
EnglishGermanTypeLevel
eighteenachtzehnnumA1
eightyachtzignumA1
elevenelfnumA1
fifteenfünfzehnnumA1
fiftyfünfzignumA1
fortyvierzignumA1
fourteenvierzehnnumA1
nineteenneunzehnnumA1
ninetyneunzignumA1
seventeensiebzehnnumA1
seventysiebzignumA1
sixteensechzehnnumA1
sixtysechzignumA1
thirteendreizehnnumA1
thirtydreißignumA1
twelvezwölfnumA1
twentyzwanzignumA1
doubledoppeltnounA2
halfHälftenounA2
hundredhundertnumA2

Numbers Advanced

A1–A2
EnglishGermanTypeLevel
firsterstenumA1
fourthvierternumA1
secondzweitenumA1
tenthzehntenumA1
millionMillionnounA2
thirddrittenumA2
thousandtausendnumA2

Measurement & Units

A1–A2
EnglishGermanTypeLevel
yardYardnounA1
centimeterZentimeternounA2
gramGrammnounA2
kilogramKilogrammnounA2
kilometerKilometernounA2
literLiternounA2
milliliterMilliliternounA2

The A1–A2 words are here. The rest are in the app

Watch Your LanguageVocabulary widgets for iPhone & Apple Watch

These lists stop at A1–A2, the words a beginner needs first. The numbers packs keep going through B1, B2 and C1 inside Watch Your Language, along with every other topic.

The app shows them to you a few at a time, in a widget on your iPhone Lock Screen and on your Apple Watch face, and brings back the ones you keep forgetting.

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