🔢 Learn German: A1 Vocabulary – Zahlen und Nummern (Numbers & Counting)
How do you say your phone number, age, or house number in German?
If you’re learning German at the A1 level, mastering numbers (Zahlen) is a must – and easier than you think!
In this vocabulary challenge, we’ll teach you how to count in German, talk about prices, tell the time, and use numbers in daily life.
🎯 Why learn German numbers early?
From buying groceries to filling out forms or booking a hotel, numbers are everywhere. This challenge helps you:
Count from 0 to 100+ in German
Say your phone number, age, and birthday
Understand prices, times, and quantities
Use simple connectors and sentence structures with numbers
📘 What’s inside this challenge?
✅ A1-level vocabulary list: German numbers + useful phrases
✅ Pronunciation-friendly: split into units, tens, hundreds
✅ Fun mini-dialogues and questions to practice speaking
✅ Perfect for the German exams, and everyday conversations
📲 Learn & Practice Now:
👉 A1 Wortschatz: Zahlen und Nummern
💬 Sample Vocabulary You’ll Learn:
| German | English | Example |
|---|---|---|
| null | zero | Ich habe null Euro. |
| eins, zwei, drei... | one, two, three... | Ich bin dreißig Jahre alt. |
| zehn, zwanzig, dreißig... | ten, twenty, thirty... | Das kostet zwanzig Euro. |
| hundert | hundred | Mein Vater ist hundert Jahre alt. 😉 |
| Wie viel? | How much? | Wie viel kostet das Brot? |
You'll also learn how to ask for a number, give your age, and say the time using connectors like:
und → zwanzig und eins = 21
aber → Ich bin jung, aber nicht zwanzig.
oder → Zehn oder elf Euro?
🧑🏫 Perfect for:
Absolute beginners in German (A1 level)
Language learners preparing for exams
People moving to Germany
Kids and adults learning online or in school
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🗓 What’s Next?
Coming up next in our A1 series:
👨👩👧👦 Family Vocabulary – “Familie”
Ready to count like a native German speaker?
Start learning now and speak with confidence:
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