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Italian Numbers 1 – 20 Posted by on Oct 23, 2012 in Italian Language

photo by See-Ming Lee via flickrBelow is a simple table of Italian numbers from 1 to 20 for students just starting out in Italian. We’ve also included a video with voice pronunciation. Listen to it a few times, and make sure to practice saying the words out loud too; it can be the hardest part of language learning, but this will really help you retain the information.

When you’re ready for more, check out our other great resources to help you learn Italian, as well as more numbers in our Italian Numbers 1 – 100 post.  Ciao!

 

1 uno
2 due
3 tre
4 quattro
5 cinque
6 sei
7 sette
8 otto
9 nove
10 dieci
11 undici
12 dodici
13 tredici
14 quattordici
15 quindici
16 sedici
17 diciassette
18 diciotto
19 diciannove
20 venti

And here’s the video:

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Comments:

  1. Reply

    JAC:

    Hi why are the numbers counted from 11-16 one way and 17 and above another way?
    Regards
    J

    • Reply

      ally:

      @JAC Well,in the system its got them switched around after a certain point weird but creative!

    • Reply

      W.O. Brisco:

      @JAC Perhaps for the same reason the Tower of Pisa is the way it is?? ;-))))

  2. Reply

    ally:

    i’ve got an italian teacher,she challenged us to find out to speak 1-20 in italian so this is really great!

  3. Reply

    Endurance:

    How can I speak Italian PA fitly

    • Reply

      Geoff:

      @Endurance Hello Endurance, I really haven’t got a clue what you mean. Could you explain please? 🙂

  4. Reply

    Kyra:

    Straight up epic. I love it!

  5. Reply

    Steve:

    17-19 is the same in French and Spanish is 16-19 as far as the 10 is first. Evidently, that’s how it is in romance languages.

  6. Reply

    Miguel and Bruno:

    This is very interesting stuff, thank you for the knowledge on the italian language. 😄

  7. Reply

    W.O. Brisco:

    Perhaps for the same reason the Tower of Pisa is the way it is?? ;-))))

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