Numbers 1-100
CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 2 · 25 questions
German numbers are regular but read the units before the tens from 21 onward — einundzwanzig is literally 'one-and-twenty'. Numbers are essential for prices, ages, phone numbers and time.
What you'll practise
- Count and spell numbers 1 to 100
- Read units before tens (einundzwanzig = 21)
- Use numbers for prices, ages and quantities
- Recognise spoken and written numbers
All 25 questions in this Numbers 1-100 quiz
German (A1) — Numbers 1-100: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- How do you say '1' in German?
- How do you say '5' in German?
- How do you say '10' in German?
- How do you say '12' in German?
- How do you say '20' in German?
- How do you say '25' in German?
- How do you say '30' in German?
- How do you say '50' in German?
- How do you say '100' in German?
- How do you say '13' in German?
- How do you say '17' in German?
- How do you say '21' in German?
- How do you say '35' in German?
- How do you say '42' in German?
- How do you say '60' in German?
- How do you say '73' in German?
- How do you say '88' in German?
- How do you say '99' in German?
- How do you say '2' in German?
- How do you say '8' in German?
- How do you say '14' in German?
- How do you say '40' in German?
- How do you say '55' in German?
- How do you say '70' in German?
- How do you say '16' in German?
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