Italian Numbers 1–100: Count from Uno to Cento

🇮🇹 Italian · 100 cards · A1 · by Giulia Ferrante

Numbers come up on your very first day in Italy: prices, platforms, house numbers, how long the bus takes. This deck runs from uno to cento, one card per number, with examples from the situations my students meet first — ordering for two, reading a receipt, catching the 55, explaining a fever to the pharmacist. The counting is regular, but three things catch people out: the tens drop their final vowel before uno and otto (ventuno, ventotto, quarantotto), the -tré compounds carry a written accent (ventitré, novantatré), and sei is both "six" and "you are". Learn 1–20 solidly first; after that the tens simply stack.

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1uno
Standing alone it is uno; before a noun it behaves like the article: un caffè, uno spritz, una birra.
one
Ne prendo solo uno, grazie.
I'll take just one, thanks.
2duetwo
Un tavolo per due, per favore.
A table for two, please.
3tre
No accent on its own, but compounds are written ventitré, trentatré, and so on.
three
Ho tre fratelli più grandi.
I have three older brothers.
4quattrofour
Il treno parte dal binario quattro.
The train leaves from platform four.
5cinquefive
Ci vediamo alle cinque in piazza.
See you at five in the square.
6sei
Same form as sei "you are" (tu sei): only context tells them apart.
six
Abito al numero sei.
I live at number six.
7setteseven
Lavoro sette giorni su sette.
I work seven days a week.
8otto
In compounds the tens lose their final vowel: ventotto, quarantotto.
eight
Il museo apre alle otto e mezza.
The museum opens at half past eight.
9novenine
Mio figlio compie nove anni domani.
My son turns nine tomorrow.
10dieciten
Mi dai dieci minuti? Sto arrivando.
Can you give me ten minutes? I'm on my way.
11undici
From 11 to 16 the ending is -dici: undici, dodici, tredici...
eleven
Siamo in undici a cena stasera.
There are eleven of us for dinner tonight.
12dodicitwelve
Ho dodici messaggi non letti.
I have twelve unread messages.
13tredici
In Italy thirteen is the lucky number; fare tredici (from the old football pools) means to hit the jackpot.
thirteen
Prendo l'autobus tredici per il centro.
I take the number thirteen bus to the centre.
14quattordicifourteen
A quattordici anni ho iniziato il liceo.
At fourteen I started high school.
15quindicififteen
L'autobus passa ogni quindici minuti.
The bus comes every fifteen minutes.
16sedici
Last of the -dici numbers; from 17 the pattern flips to dici-.
sixteen
Sono nato il sedici agosto.
I was born on the sixteenth of August.
17diciassette
Note the double s. Seventeen, not thirteen, is the Italian unlucky number.
seventeen
In Italia il diciassette porta sfortuna.
In Italy seventeen is unlucky.
18diciotto
Dici- + otto, with no i in between.
eighteen
A diciotto anni si prende la patente.
At eighteen you can get your driving licence.
19diciannove
Double n. The 24-hour clock is normal for timetables and invitations.
nineteen
Cena alle diciannove? Troppo presto.
Dinner at seven p.m.? Too early.
20venti
Same form as venti "winds" (plural of vento).
twenty
Il conto è venti euro esatti.
The bill is exactly twenty euros.
21ventuno
Venti drops its -i before uno. Before anni you also hear the shortened ventun anni.
twenty-one
Il mio compleanno è il ventuno maggio.
My birthday is the twenty-first of May.
22ventiduetwenty-two
In classe siamo ventidue studenti.
There are twenty-two students in my class.
23ventitré
Written with an accent: -tré. The accent appears in every compound of tre.
twenty-three
Il treno arriva alle ventitré.
The train arrives at eleven p.m.
24ventiquattrotwenty-four
Il negozio è aperto ventiquattro ore su ventiquattro.
The shop is open twenty-four hours a day.
25venticinquetwenty-five
Fuori ci sono venticinque gradi.
It's twenty-five degrees outside.
26ventiseitwenty-six
Parto il ventisei dicembre per Milano.
I'm leaving for Milan on the twenty-sixth of December.
27ventisettetwenty-seven
Lo stipendio arriva il ventisette del mese.
The salary comes in on the twenty-seventh of the month.
28ventotto
Venti loses its -i before otto: not ventiotto.
twenty-eight
Febbraio ha ventotto giorni.
February has twenty-eight days.
29ventinovetwenty-nine
Siamo ventinove in lista d'attesa.
There are twenty-nine of us on the waiting list.
30trenta
Thirty is the top mark at Italian universities; trenta e lode is thirty with distinction.
thirty
Ho preso trenta all'esame di storia.
I got thirty in the history exam.
31trentuno
Trenta loses its -a before uno.
thirty-one
Dicembre ha trentuno giorni.
December has thirty-one days.
32trentaduethirty-two
L'aula trentadue è al secondo piano.
Room thirty-two is on the second floor.
33trentatré
Dica trentatré is what Italian doctors say while listening to your chest.
thirty-three
Il dottore mi ha detto: «Dica trentatré».
The doctor said to me: "Say thirty-three".
34trentaquattrothirty-four
Vivo al trentaquattro di via Garibaldi.
I live at thirty-four Via Garibaldi.
35trentacinquethirty-five
Il taxi mi è costato trentacinque euro.
The taxi cost me thirty-five euros.
36trentaseithirty-six
Trentasei ore senza dormire, che stanchezza.
Thirty-six hours without sleep, I'm exhausted.
37trentasette
Body temperature is given in Celsius; 37 is borderline fever.
thirty-seven
Il termometro segna trentasette e mezzo.
The thermometer reads thirty-seven and a half.
38trentotto
Trenta loses its -a before otto: trentotto, not trentaotto.
thirty-eight
Porto il trentotto di scarpe.
I take a size thirty-eight shoe.
39trentanovethirty-nine
Ha trentanove di febbre, chiamo il medico.
He has a temperature of thirty-nine, I'm calling the doctor.
40quarantaforty
A quaranta gradi non esco di casa.
At forty degrees I don't leave the house.
41quarantuno
Quarantun chili is also correct and very common in speech.
forty-one
Il pacco pesa quarantuno chili.
The parcel weighs forty-one kilos.
42quarantadueforty-two
La maratona è lunga quarantadue chilometri.
The marathon is forty-two kilometres long.
43quarantatré
Accent on the final é, like all -tré numbers.
forty-three
Il quiz ha quarantatré domande.
The quiz has forty-three questions.
44quarantaquattro
The opening line of a children's song every Italian child knows.
forty-four
Quarantaquattro gatti in fila per sei.
Forty-four cats in rows of six.
45quarantacinqueforty-five
Il primo tempo dura quarantacinque minuti.
The first half lasts forty-five minutes.
46quarantaseiforty-six
Ho quarantasei euro nel portafoglio.
I have forty-six euros in my wallet.
47quarantasetteforty-seven
Il pullman ha quarantasette posti.
The coach has forty-seven seats.
48quarantotto
Informal idiom: fare un quarantotto, to cause chaos (from the 1848 uprisings).
forty-eight
Ti rispondo entro quarantotto ore.
I'll get back to you within forty-eight hours.
49quarantanoveforty-nine
Il biglietto del treno costa quarantanove euro.
The train ticket costs forty-nine euros.
50cinquanta
Mind the spelling: cinquanta, and cinquecento for 500.
fifty
Alla festa c'erano cinquanta invitati.
There were fifty guests at the party.
51cinquantunofifty-one
In cantina ho cinquantuno bottiglie di vino.
I have fifty-one bottles of wine in the cellar.
52cinquantaduefifty-two
Nel mazzo ci sono cinquantadue carte.
There are fifty-two cards in the deck.
53cinquantatréfifty-three
Il numero vincente è il cinquantatré.
The winning number is fifty-three.
54cinquantaquattrofifty-four
Peso cinquantaquattro chili, come l'anno scorso.
I weigh fifty-four kilos, same as last year.
55cinquantacinque
Bus lines are named by number alone: il cinquantacinque, il ventidue.
fifty-five
Il cinquantacinque ferma qui davanti.
The fifty-five stops right here.
56cinquantaseififty-six
Mancano cinquantasei giorni a Natale.
There are fifty-six days to go until Christmas.
57cinquantasettefifty-seven
Sono cinquantasette chilometri fino a Firenze.
It's fifty-seven kilometres to Florence.
58cinquantottofifty-eight
Il volo è in ritardo di cinquantotto minuti.
The flight is fifty-eight minutes late.
59cinquantanovefifty-nine
Il timer si è fermato a cinquantanove secondi.
The timer stopped at fifty-nine seconds.
60sessanta
Double s: sessanta, not sesanta.
sixty
Un minuto ha sessanta secondi.
A minute has sixty seconds.
61sessantunosixty-one
Al corso si sono iscritti sessantuno partecipanti.
Sixty-one people signed up for the course.
62sessantaduesixty-two
Mia madre va in pensione a sessantadue anni.
My mother is retiring at sixty-two.
63sessantatrésixty-three
Aprite il libro a pagina sessantatré.
Open your books at page sixty-three.
64sessantaquattrosixty-four
La scacchiera ha sessantaquattro caselle.
The chessboard has sixty-four squares.
65sessantacinquesixty-five
Dopo i sessantacinque anni il biglietto è ridotto.
Over sixty-five the ticket is reduced.
66sessantaseisixty-six
Il puzzle è da sessantasei pezzi.
The jigsaw has sixty-six pieces.
67sessantasettesixty-seven
L'albergo ha sessantasette camere.
The hotel has sixty-seven rooms.
68sessantotto
Il Sessantotto refers to the 1968 student movement; such years take the article.
sixty-eight
Il Sessantotto è stato un anno di proteste.
Nineteen sixty-eight was a year of protests.
69sessantanove
As in English, this number has a cheeky sexual double meaning; expect jokes.
sixty-nine
Il mio armadietto in palestra è il sessantanove.
My locker at the gym is number sixty-nine.
70settantaseventy
In città guidava a settanta all'ora.
He was driving at seventy an hour in town.
71settantunoseventy-one
Il palazzo ha settantuno appartamenti.
The building has seventy-one flats.
72settantadueseventy-two
Abbiamo settantadue ore per decidere.
We have seventy-two hours to decide.
73settantatréseventy-three
Mio nonno ha settantatré anni.
My grandfather is seventy-three.
74settantaquattroseventy-four
Il quadro è alto settantaquattro centimetri.
The painting is seventy-four centimetres tall.
75settantacinqueseventy-five
Una bottiglia di vino è da settantacinque centilitri.
A bottle of wine holds seventy-five centilitres.
76settantaseiseventy-six
Ho trovato settantasei risultati online.
I found seventy-six results online.
77settantasetteseventy-seven
Settantasette euro per una cena? Assurdo.
Seventy-seven euros for a dinner? Ridiculous.
78settantotto
Settanta loses its -a before otto: settantotto.
seventy-eight
I vecchi dischi giravano a settantotto giri.
Old records played at seventy-eight rpm.
79settantanoveseventy-nine
Il volo costa settantanove euro andata e ritorno.
The flight costs seventy-nine euros return.
80ottantaeighty
Mia nonna ha compiuto ottanta anni ieri.
My grandmother turned eighty yesterday.
81ottantunoeighty-one
Ottantuno candidati per un solo posto.
Eighty-one candidates for a single position.
82ottantadueeighty-two
Ottantadue persone hanno risposto al questionario.
Eighty-two people answered the questionnaire.
83ottantatréeighty-three
Questo vinile usato vale ottantatré euro.
This second-hand vinyl is worth eighty-three euros.
84ottantaquattroeighty-four
L'aereo ha ottantaquattro passeggeri a bordo.
The plane has eighty-four passengers on board.
85ottantacinque
Per cento is written as two words and the number never changes.
eighty-five
L'ottantacinque per cento ha votato sì.
Eighty-five per cent voted yes.
86ottantaseieighty-six
Nel gruppo della classe siamo ottantasei.
There are eighty-six of us in the class group chat.
87ottantasetteeighty-seven
Ottantasette anni e guida ancora la Vespa.
Eighty-seven years old and still riding his Vespa.
88ottantotto
Ottanta loses its -a: ottantotto, never ottantaotto.
eighty-eight
Un pianoforte ha ottantotto tasti.
A piano has eighty-eight keys.
89ottantanove
Years of the last century are shortened with the article: nell'ottantanove, nel settantotto.
eighty-nine
Il Muro è caduto nell'ottantanove.
The Wall came down in eighty-nine.
90novantaninety
La partita dura novanta minuti.
The match lasts ninety minutes.
91novantunoninety-one
Ho ancora novantuno pagine da leggere.
I still have ninety-one pages to read.
92novantadueninety-two
Ho fatto novantadue punti al test.
I scored ninety-two points on the test.
93novantatréninety-three
Novantatré euro di multa, che rabbia.
A ninety-three euro fine, how annoying.
94novantaquattroninety-four
Alla posta ho preso il numero novantaquattro.
At the post office I took ticket number ninety-four.
95novantacinque
Prices join euros and cents with e: due euro e novantacinque, or simply due e novantacinque.
ninety-five
Il detersivo costa due euro e novantacinque.
The detergent costs two euros ninety-five.
96novantaseininety-six
Mi restano novantasei ore di ferie.
I have ninety-six hours of holiday left.
97novantasetteninety-seven
La petizione ha già novantasette firme.
The petition already has ninety-seven signatures.
98novantotto
Novanta loses its -a: novantotto.
ninety-eight
La batteria è al novantotto per cento.
The battery is at ninety-eight per cent.
99novantanoveninety-nine
Manca un punto: siamo a novantanove.
One point to go: we're at ninety-nine.
100cento
No word for "a" before it: cento euro. Cento is invariable.
one hundred, a hundred
Mia sorella ha preso cento alla maturità.
My sister got a hundred in her school-leaving exams.
Giulia Ferrante
Native Italian · Speaks English, French

From Bologna, where the food vocabulary alone could fill a deck. I teach Italian to travellers and expats and build decks around the situations they land in first.

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Questions about this deck

Why is it ventuno and not ventiuno?
When a ten is joined to uno or otto, the ten drops its own final vowel: venti + uno = ventuno, venti + otto = ventotto, trenta + uno = trentuno, quaranta + otto = quarantotto. Every other combination simply glues the two words together with no change: ventidue, sessantacinque, novantasei.
When do Italian numbers take a written accent?
Only the compounds of tre: ventitré, trentatré, quarantatré, cinquantatré, sessantatré, settantatré, ottantatré, novantatré. The accent marks the stress on the final syllable. Tre on its own is written with no accent at all.
Do Italian numbers change for gender?
Only uno does. Before a noun it works like the indefinite article: un libro, uno spritz, una pizza, un'amica. Everything from due to cento is invariable: due amici, due amiche, cento euro. Before anni you often hear the shortened forms ventun anni, trentun anni.
How do I say prices and phone numbers in Italian?
For prices, join euros and cents with e: tre euro e cinquanta, or just tre e cinquanta. Euro is invariable in the plural: venti euro, cento euro. Phone numbers are usually read digit by digit (tre, tre, cinque, zero...), though Italians often group the last digits in pairs, for example trentatré, cinquanta, ventidue.
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