Numbers
Basic Numbers
Learn the basic numbers in Danish
0
nul
1
en/et
2
to
3
tre
4
fire
5
fem
6
seks
7
syv
8
otte
9
ni
10
ti
Counting by Tens
Learn how to count by tens in Danish
20
tyve
30
tredive
40
fyrre
50
halvtreds
60
tres
70
halvfjerds
80
firs
90
halvfems
100
hundrede
Advanced Numbers
In Danish, numbers between 21-99 are formed differently than in English. The ones digit comes before the tens digit, connected by 'og' (and).
For example: 21 = enogtyve (one and twenty), 45 = femogfyrre (five and forty)
Quick Tips
Pattern for 21-99
one + and + twenty = enogtyve (21)
Hundreds
200 = to hundrede