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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All 100 cards
| # | Italian | English | Example | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | uno 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. | |
| 2 | due | two | Un tavolo per due, per favore. A table for two, please. | |
| 3 | tre 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. | |
| 4 | quattro | four | Il treno parte dal binario quattro. The train leaves from platform four. | |
| 5 | cinque | five | Ci vediamo alle cinque in piazza. See you at five in the square. | |
| 6 | sei Same form as sei "you are" (tu sei): only context tells them apart. | six | Abito al numero sei. I live at number six. | |
| 7 | sette | seven | Lavoro sette giorni su sette. I work seven days a week. | |
| 8 | otto 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. | |
| 9 | nove | nine | Mio figlio compie nove anni domani. My son turns nine tomorrow. | |
| 10 | dieci | ten | Mi dai dieci minuti? Sto arrivando. Can you give me ten minutes? I'm on my way. | |
| 11 | undici 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. | |
| 12 | dodici | twelve | Ho dodici messaggi non letti. I have twelve unread messages. | |
| 13 | tredici 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. | |
| 14 | quattordici | fourteen | A quattordici anni ho iniziato il liceo. At fourteen I started high school. | |
| 15 | quindici | fifteen | L'autobus passa ogni quindici minuti. The bus comes every fifteen minutes. | |
| 16 | sedici 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. | |
| 17 | diciassette Note the double s. Seventeen, not thirteen, is the Italian unlucky number. | seventeen | In Italia il diciassette porta sfortuna. In Italy seventeen is unlucky. | |
| 18 | diciotto Dici- + otto, with no i in between. | eighteen | A diciotto anni si prende la patente. At eighteen you can get your driving licence. | |
| 19 | diciannove 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. | |
| 20 | venti Same form as venti "winds" (plural of vento). | twenty | Il conto è venti euro esatti. The bill is exactly twenty euros. | |
| 21 | ventuno 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. | |
| 22 | ventidue | twenty-two | In classe siamo ventidue studenti. There are twenty-two students in my class. | |
| 23 | ventitré 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. | |
| 24 | ventiquattro | twenty-four | Il negozio è aperto ventiquattro ore su ventiquattro. The shop is open twenty-four hours a day. | |
| 25 | venticinque | twenty-five | Fuori ci sono venticinque gradi. It's twenty-five degrees outside. | |
| 26 | ventisei | twenty-six | Parto il ventisei dicembre per Milano. I'm leaving for Milan on the twenty-sixth of December. | |
| 27 | ventisette | twenty-seven | Lo stipendio arriva il ventisette del mese. The salary comes in on the twenty-seventh of the month. | |
| 28 | ventotto Venti loses its -i before otto: not ventiotto. | twenty-eight | Febbraio ha ventotto giorni. February has twenty-eight days. | |
| 29 | ventinove | twenty-nine | Siamo ventinove in lista d'attesa. There are twenty-nine of us on the waiting list. | |
| 30 | trenta 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. | |
| 31 | trentuno Trenta loses its -a before uno. | thirty-one | Dicembre ha trentuno giorni. December has thirty-one days. | |
| 32 | trentadue | thirty-two | L'aula trentadue è al secondo piano. Room thirty-two is on the second floor. | |
| 33 | trentatré 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". | |
| 34 | trentaquattro | thirty-four | Vivo al trentaquattro di via Garibaldi. I live at thirty-four Via Garibaldi. | |
| 35 | trentacinque | thirty-five | Il taxi mi è costato trentacinque euro. The taxi cost me thirty-five euros. | |
| 36 | trentasei | thirty-six | Trentasei ore senza dormire, che stanchezza. Thirty-six hours without sleep, I'm exhausted. | |
| 37 | trentasette 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. | |
| 38 | trentotto Trenta loses its -a before otto: trentotto, not trentaotto. | thirty-eight | Porto il trentotto di scarpe. I take a size thirty-eight shoe. | |
| 39 | trentanove | thirty-nine | Ha trentanove di febbre, chiamo il medico. He has a temperature of thirty-nine, I'm calling the doctor. | |
| 40 | quaranta | forty | A quaranta gradi non esco di casa. At forty degrees I don't leave the house. | |
| 41 | quarantuno Quarantun chili is also correct and very common in speech. | forty-one | Il pacco pesa quarantuno chili. The parcel weighs forty-one kilos. | |
| 42 | quarantadue | forty-two | La maratona è lunga quarantadue chilometri. The marathon is forty-two kilometres long. | |
| 43 | quarantatré Accent on the final é, like all -tré numbers. | forty-three | Il quiz ha quarantatré domande. The quiz has forty-three questions. | |
| 44 | quarantaquattro 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. | |
| 45 | quarantacinque | forty-five | Il primo tempo dura quarantacinque minuti. The first half lasts forty-five minutes. | |
| 46 | quarantasei | forty-six | Ho quarantasei euro nel portafoglio. I have forty-six euros in my wallet. | |
| 47 | quarantasette | forty-seven | Il pullman ha quarantasette posti. The coach has forty-seven seats. | |
| 48 | quarantotto 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. | |
| 49 | quarantanove | forty-nine | Il biglietto del treno costa quarantanove euro. The train ticket costs forty-nine euros. | |
| 50 | cinquanta Mind the spelling: cinquanta, and cinquecento for 500. | fifty | Alla festa c'erano cinquanta invitati. There were fifty guests at the party. | |
| 51 | cinquantuno | fifty-one | In cantina ho cinquantuno bottiglie di vino. I have fifty-one bottles of wine in the cellar. | |
| 52 | cinquantadue | fifty-two | Nel mazzo ci sono cinquantadue carte. There are fifty-two cards in the deck. | |
| 53 | cinquantatré | fifty-three | Il numero vincente è il cinquantatré. The winning number is fifty-three. | |
| 54 | cinquantaquattro | fifty-four | Peso cinquantaquattro chili, come l'anno scorso. I weigh fifty-four kilos, same as last year. | |
| 55 | cinquantacinque Bus lines are named by number alone: il cinquantacinque, il ventidue. | fifty-five | Il cinquantacinque ferma qui davanti. The fifty-five stops right here. | |
| 56 | cinquantasei | fifty-six | Mancano cinquantasei giorni a Natale. There are fifty-six days to go until Christmas. | |
| 57 | cinquantasette | fifty-seven | Sono cinquantasette chilometri fino a Firenze. It's fifty-seven kilometres to Florence. | |
| 58 | cinquantotto | fifty-eight | Il volo è in ritardo di cinquantotto minuti. The flight is fifty-eight minutes late. | |
| 59 | cinquantanove | fifty-nine | Il timer si è fermato a cinquantanove secondi. The timer stopped at fifty-nine seconds. | |
| 60 | sessanta Double s: sessanta, not sesanta. | sixty | Un minuto ha sessanta secondi. A minute has sixty seconds. | |
| 61 | sessantuno | sixty-one | Al corso si sono iscritti sessantuno partecipanti. Sixty-one people signed up for the course. | |
| 62 | sessantadue | sixty-two | Mia madre va in pensione a sessantadue anni. My mother is retiring at sixty-two. | |
| 63 | sessantatré | sixty-three | Aprite il libro a pagina sessantatré. Open your books at page sixty-three. | |
| 64 | sessantaquattro | sixty-four | La scacchiera ha sessantaquattro caselle. The chessboard has sixty-four squares. | |
| 65 | sessantacinque | sixty-five | Dopo i sessantacinque anni il biglietto è ridotto. Over sixty-five the ticket is reduced. | |
| 66 | sessantasei | sixty-six | Il puzzle è da sessantasei pezzi. The jigsaw has sixty-six pieces. | |
| 67 | sessantasette | sixty-seven | L'albergo ha sessantasette camere. The hotel has sixty-seven rooms. | |
| 68 | sessantotto 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. | |
| 69 | sessantanove 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. | |
| 70 | settanta | seventy | In città guidava a settanta all'ora. He was driving at seventy an hour in town. | |
| 71 | settantuno | seventy-one | Il palazzo ha settantuno appartamenti. The building has seventy-one flats. | |
| 72 | settantadue | seventy-two | Abbiamo settantadue ore per decidere. We have seventy-two hours to decide. | |
| 73 | settantatré | seventy-three | Mio nonno ha settantatré anni. My grandfather is seventy-three. | |
| 74 | settantaquattro | seventy-four | Il quadro è alto settantaquattro centimetri. The painting is seventy-four centimetres tall. | |
| 75 | settantacinque | seventy-five | Una bottiglia di vino è da settantacinque centilitri. A bottle of wine holds seventy-five centilitres. | |
| 76 | settantasei | seventy-six | Ho trovato settantasei risultati online. I found seventy-six results online. | |
| 77 | settantasette | seventy-seven | Settantasette euro per una cena? Assurdo. Seventy-seven euros for a dinner? Ridiculous. | |
| 78 | settantotto Settanta loses its -a before otto: settantotto. | seventy-eight | I vecchi dischi giravano a settantotto giri. Old records played at seventy-eight rpm. | |
| 79 | settantanove | seventy-nine | Il volo costa settantanove euro andata e ritorno. The flight costs seventy-nine euros return. | |
| 80 | ottanta | eighty | Mia nonna ha compiuto ottanta anni ieri. My grandmother turned eighty yesterday. | |
| 81 | ottantuno | eighty-one | Ottantuno candidati per un solo posto. Eighty-one candidates for a single position. | |
| 82 | ottantadue | eighty-two | Ottantadue persone hanno risposto al questionario. Eighty-two people answered the questionnaire. | |
| 83 | ottantatré | eighty-three | Questo vinile usato vale ottantatré euro. This second-hand vinyl is worth eighty-three euros. | |
| 84 | ottantaquattro | eighty-four | L'aereo ha ottantaquattro passeggeri a bordo. The plane has eighty-four passengers on board. | |
| 85 | ottantacinque 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. | |
| 86 | ottantasei | eighty-six | Nel gruppo della classe siamo ottantasei. There are eighty-six of us in the class group chat. | |
| 87 | ottantasette | eighty-seven | Ottantasette anni e guida ancora la Vespa. Eighty-seven years old and still riding his Vespa. | |
| 88 | ottantotto Ottanta loses its -a: ottantotto, never ottantaotto. | eighty-eight | Un pianoforte ha ottantotto tasti. A piano has eighty-eight keys. | |
| 89 | ottantanove 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. | |
| 90 | novanta | ninety | La partita dura novanta minuti. The match lasts ninety minutes. | |
| 91 | novantuno | ninety-one | Ho ancora novantuno pagine da leggere. I still have ninety-one pages to read. | |
| 92 | novantadue | ninety-two | Ho fatto novantadue punti al test. I scored ninety-two points on the test. | |
| 93 | novantatré | ninety-three | Novantatré euro di multa, che rabbia. A ninety-three euro fine, how annoying. | |
| 94 | novantaquattro | ninety-four | Alla posta ho preso il numero novantaquattro. At the post office I took ticket number ninety-four. | |
| 95 | novantacinque 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. | |
| 96 | novantasei | ninety-six | Mi restano novantasei ore di ferie. I have ninety-six hours of holiday left. | |
| 97 | novantasette | ninety-seven | La petizione ha già novantasette firme. The petition already has ninety-seven signatures. | |
| 98 | novantotto Novanta loses its -a: novantotto. | ninety-eight | La batteria è al novantotto per cento. The battery is at ninety-eight per cent. | |
| 99 | novantanove | ninety-nine | Manca un punto: siamo a novantanove. One point to go: we're at ninety-nine. | |
| 100 | cento 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. |
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.
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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