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German NumbersRegardless of whether you actually want to speak fluent German or just learn enough to get by, numbers are an essential part of any language. Click on any of the play buttons to hear how to correctly pronounce German numbers. 0-5 in German 6-10 in German 11-100 in German
While the numbers above may not seem all that different to English, in German, the numbers from 21-99 are a little different. For example, fifty six is sechsundfünfzig (6 and 50). 99 would be neunundneunzig (9 and 90). Straight forward isn't it?
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