Italian Numbers
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Italian Numbers
Cardinal Numbers
zero - zero
uno - one
due - two
tre - three
quattro - four
cinque - five
sei - six
sette - seven
otto - eight
nove - nine
dieci - ten
undici - eleven
dodici - twelve
tredici - thirteen
quattordici - fourteen
quindici - fifteen
sedici - sixteen
diciassette - seventeen
diciotto - eighteen
diciannove - nineteen
venti - twenty
ventuno - twenty-one
ventidue - twenty-two
ventitré - twenty-three
ventiquattro - twenty-four
venticinque - twenty-five
ventisei - twenty-six
ventisette - twenty-seven
ventotto - twenty-eight
ventinove - twenty-nine
trenta - thirty
quaranta - forty
cinquanta - fifty
sessanta - sixty
settanta - seventy
ottanta - eighty
novanta - ninety
cento - one hundred
centouno - one hundred one
centoventitré - one hundred twenty-three
duecento - two hundred
trecento - three hundred
mille - one thousand
duemiladuecentotrentuno - two thousand two hundred thirty-one
un milione - one million
due milioni - two million
duecentouno milioni - two hundred one million (201,000,000)
un miliardo - one billion (am.)
due miliardi - two billion
Points to Remember
- When adding -uno or -otto onto 21, 31, 41... you have to take away the final a.
- examples
- trenta + uno = trentuno
- trenta + otto = trentotto
- When adding tre onto 21, 31, 41... you have to shift the stress onto the final syllable.
- example
- trenta + tre = trentatré
- These two rules also apply when the 21, 31, 41... are themselves attached to 100, 200, 300...
- examples
- duecentoventi + uno = duecentoventuno
- duecentoventi + tre = duecentoventitré
Ordinal Numbers
primo - first
secondo - second
terzo - third
quarto - fourth
quinto - fifth
sesto - sixth
settimo - seventh
ottavo - eighth
nono - ninth
decimo - tenth
undicesimo - eleventh
dodicesimo - twelfth
...
Points to Remember
- All numbers after dieci form their ordinal numbers by adding -esimo
- When forming the ordinal for numbers ending in -tré, drop the accent mark
- example
- trentatré = trentatreesimo
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