Hello site readers, today we are going to learn some German, just like every language student, we need to learn numbers and day of the week. In this article we will learn the days of the week in German and some numbers.
I'll explain in a simple way how to say each of these items in German, let's start with the Days of the week in German.
Days of the Week in German

Days of the Week = Die Wochentage
- Monday: Montag [Approximate pronunciation “Môntag”]
- Tuesday: Dienstag [Approximate pronunciation “Dinstag]
- Wednesday: Mittwoch [Approximate pronunciation "Mitvórr" - "rr" as a gargle that comes out from behind the tongue]
- Thursday: Donnerstag [Approximate pronunciation “Dónéastg”]
- Friday: Freitag [Approximate pronunciation “Fraitag” “r” French]
- Saturday: Samstag [Approximate pronunciation “Zamstag”]
- Sunday: Sonntag [Approximate pronunciation “Zontag”]
Difficult? Ok ok I will facilitate:
German Numbers
Now let's talk about the numbers 0-10 in German, At first it seems very difficult and a “seven-headed bug” but when you learn it you never forget it, as it ends up being well recorded in memory.
Responsive Table: Roll the table sideways with your finger <<
0 | null |
1 | eins |
2 | zwei |
3 | drei |
4 | come |
5 | fünf |
6 | sechs |
7 | sieben |
8 | acht |
9 | neun |
10 | zehn |
OMG! Calm down I'll make it easy, if you are reading this Post on your cellphone see this video:
But if you are on the PC (computer, Laptop) see this website called Polly Lingual, where you can listen to the pronunciation.
Well Now counting from 11-20 is not difficult, but from 21-100 it becomes a new history, because in German the units are in front of the tens, so it becomes a challenge to remember this, but don't worry, it's not impossible to learn, let's start with the numbers 11-19.
Responsive Table: Roll the table sideways with your finger <<
11 | elf |
12 | zwölf |
13 | dreizehn |
14 | camezehn |
15 | fünfzehn |
16 | sechzehn |
17 | siebzehn |
18 | achtzehn |
19 | neunzehn |
Oh my God!!! Keep calm!
Here's how to pronounce it:
For those on the PC:
and for those on Mobile:
just a detail: as I couldn't find loose numbers in German on Youtube, watch this video from 3:19 to record the numbers 11-20.
Now let's go to the numbers 20-100
Responsive Table: Roll the table sideways with your finger <<
20 | zwanzig |
21 | einundzwanzig |
22 | zweiundzwanzig |
23 | dreiundzwanzig |
24 | vierundzwanzig |
25 | fünfundzwanzig |
26 | sechsundzwanzig |
27 | siebenundzwanzig |
28 | achtundzwanzig |
29 | neunundzwanzig |
30 | dreiβig |
31 | einunddreiβig |
32 | zweiundreißig |
33 | dreiunddreißig |
34 | vierunddreißig |
35 | fünfunddreißig |
36 | sechsunddreißig |
37 | siebenunddreißig |
38 | achtunddreißig |
39 | neununddreißig |
40 | vierzig |
41 | einundvierzig |
42 | zweiundvierzig |
43 | dreiundvierzig |
44 | vierundvierzig |
45 | fünfundvierzig |
46 | sechsundvierzig |
47 | siebenundvierzig |
48 | achtundvierzig |
49 | neunundvierzig |
50 | fünfzig |
51 | einundfünfzig |
52 | zweiundfünfzig |
53 | dreiundfünfzig |
54 | vierundfünfzig |
55 | fünfundfünfzig |
56 | sechsundfünfzig |
57 | siebenundfünfzig |
58 | achtundfünfzig |
59 | neunundfünfzig |
60 | sechzig |
61 | einundsechzig |
62 | zweiundsechzig |
63 | dreiundsechzig |
64 | vierundsechzig |
65 | fünfundsechzig |
66 | sechsundsechzig |
67 | siebenundsechzig |
68 | achtundsechzig |
69 | neunundsechzig |
70 | siebzig |
71 | einundsiebzig |
72 | zweiundsiebzig |
73 | dreiundsiebzig |
74 | vierundsiebzig |
75 | fünfundsiebzig |
76 | sechsundsiebzig |
77 | siebenundsiebzig |
78 | achtundsiebzig |
79 | neunundsiebzig |
80 | achtzig |
81 | einundachtzig |
82 | zweiundachtzig |
83 | dreiundachtzig |
84 | vierundachtzig |
85 | fünfundachtzig |
86 | sechsundachtzig |
87 | siebenundachtzig |
88 | achtundachtzig |
89 | neunundachtzig |
90 | neunzig |
91 | einundneunzig |
92 | zweiundneunzig |
93 | dreiundneunzig |
94 | vierundneunzig |
95 | fünfundneunzig |
96 | sechsundneunzig |
97 | siebenundneunzig |
98 | achtundneunzig |
99 | neunundneunzig |
100 | hundert |
Okay! if you made it this far you are a WINNER!
jokes aside, see in this video the numbers 0-100
Note that the units are accompanied by “und” followed by tens, For example:
21: Einundzwanzig
Ein (1) + und (e) + Zwanzig (20)
31: Zweiunddreiβig
Zwei (2) + und (e) + Dreiβig
As dedicated students you will definitely come back here more often until you understand. I hope this post may have helped, comment there if you were helped.
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See you later!!!