1. Practicing German Numbers 20+

2. Helpful Hints:
German numbers are written with the ones digits before the tens digits. For example: zweiundfünfzig = 52

3. Helpful Hints:
The word “und” (and) connects the ones digits to the tens digits in numbers
For example: zweiundfünfzig = 52

4. Helpful Hints:
German “ig” at the end of a German number is equal to English “ty”.
For example: zwanzig = twenty

5. Let’s look at some higher numbers
48 =
acht|und|vierzig
8 and

6. Let’s look at some higher numbers
85 =
fünfundachtzig
5 and 80

7. Let’s look at some higher numbers
34= vierunddreiβig

8. Your turn to write some higher numbers97

9. Hilfe:
s_ _benundn_ _n_ _ _

10. Die Antwort:
siebenundneunzig

11. Your turn to write some higher numbers26

12. Hilfe:
s_ _ _ _ _ _ _z_ _n_ _g

13. Die Antwort:
sechsundzwanzig

14. Your turn to write some higher numbers52

15. Hilfe:
z_ _ _undf_ _ _ _ _g

16. Die Antwort:
zweiundfünfzig

17. Your turn to write some higher numbers64

18. Hilfe:
_ _ _runds_ _ _ _ _g

19. Die Antwort:
vierundsechzig

20. Your turn to write some higher numbers78

21. Die Antwort:
achtundsiebzig

22. Your turn to write some higher numbers41

23. Remember: “eins” changes to “ein”
Die Antwort:
einundvierzig
Remember: “eins” changes to “ein”

24. Your turn to write some higher numbers89

25. Die Antwort:
neunundachtzig

26. Your turn to write some higher numbers25

27. Die Antwort:
fünfundzwanzig

28. Your turn to write some higher numbers33

29. Die Antwort:
dreiunddreißig

30. Your turn to write some higher numbers
191

31. hunderteinundneunzig 100 1 and 90
Die Antwort:
hunderteinundneunzig and 90