Turkish 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.
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.
| English | Turkish | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| eight | sekiz | num | A1 |
| five | beş | num | A1 |
| four | dört | num | A1 |
| nine | dokuz | num | A1 |
| one | bir | num | A1 |
| seven | yedi | num | A1 |
| six | altı | num | A1 |
| ten | on | num | A1 |
| three | üç | num | A1 |
| two | iki | num | A1 |
| zero | sıfır | num | A1 |
| English | Turkish | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| eighteen | on sekiz | num | A1 |
| eighty | seksen | num | A1 |
| eleven | on bir | num | A1 |
| fifteen | on beş | num | A1 |
| fifty | elli | num | A1 |
| forty | kırk | num | A1 |
| fourteen | on dört | num | A1 |
| nineteen | on dokuz | num | A1 |
| ninety | doksan | num | A1 |
| seventeen | on yedi | num | A1 |
| seventy | yetmiş | num | A1 |
| sixteen | on altı | num | A1 |
| sixty | altmış | num | A1 |
| thirteen | on üç | num | A1 |
| thirty | otuz | num | A1 |
| twelve | on iki | num | A1 |
| twenty | yirmi | num | A1 |
| double | iki kat | noun | A2 |
| half | yarı | noun | A2 |
| hundred | yüz | num | A2 |
| English | Turkish | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| first | birinci | num | A1 |
| fourth | dördüncü | num | A1 |
| second | ikinci | num | A1 |
| tenth | onuncu | num | A1 |
| million | milyon | noun | A2 |
| third | üçüncü | num | A2 |
| thousand | bin | num | A2 |
| English | Turkish | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| yard | yarda | noun | A1 |
| centimeter | santimetre | noun | A2 |
| gram | gram | noun | A2 |
| kilogram | kilogram | noun | A2 |
| kilometer | kilometre | noun | A2 |
| liter | litre | noun | A2 |
| milliliter | mililitre | noun | A2 |
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.
