All the Danish numbers from 0 to 100, including the famously tricky tens (halvtreds, tres, halvfjerds, firs, halvfems) and the "one-and-twenty" word order. Essential for prices in kroner, ages and phone numbers.
nul
zero (0)
en / et
one (1)
to
two (2)
tre
three (3)
fire
four (4)
fem
five (5)
seks
six (6)
syv
seven (7)
otte
eight (8)
ni
nine (9)
ti
ten (10)
elleve
eleven (11)
tolv
twelve (12)
tretten
thirteen (13)
fjorten
fourteen (14)
femten
fifteen (15)
seksten
sixteen (16)
sytten
seventeen (17)
atten
eighteen (18)
nitten
nineteen (19)
tyve
twenty (20)
enogtyve
twenty-one (21)
femogtyve
twenty-five (25)
tredive
thirty (30)
fireogtredive
thirty-four (34)
fyrre
forty (40)
halvtreds
fifty (50)
tres
sixty (60)
halvfjerds
seventy (70)
firs
eighty (80)
halvfems
ninety (90)
hundrede
a hundred (100)
seksogtres
sixty-six (66)
syvoghalvfjerds
seventy-seven (77)
niogfirs
eighty-nine (89)
treoghalvfems
ninety-three (93)
Hvad koster det?
How much does it cost?
Det koster femogtyve kroner
It costs twenty-five kroner
Hvor gammel er du?
How old are you?
Jeg er toogfyrre år
I'm forty-two
Hvad er dit telefonnummer?
What's your phone number?
Ring 112
Call 112
Jeg bor på nummer otteogtredive
I live at number thirty-eight
første, anden, tredje
first, second, third