English to German Names of Numerals


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Here is a list of English to German names of numerals. You can ask us if you want to know the name of any other German numeral. Feel free to suggest or give us your feedback regarding this tutorial.

One Eins
Two zwei
Three Drei
Four Vier
Five Fünf
Six Sechs
Seven Sieben
Eight Acht
Nine Neun
Ten Zehn

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