Benelux language comparison

Languages of Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg: Numbers

Compare how to say numbers from 0 to 100 in French, German, Dutch and Luxembourgish. Use the language pills, filter, table/cards view and two-column mode to explore patterns and similarities across the Benelux area.

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100 Numbers in French, German, Dutch and Luxembourgish

Number	French	German	Dutch	Luxembourgish
0	zéro	null	nul	null
1	un	eins	één	een
2	deux	zwei	twee	zwee
3	trois	drei	drie	dräi
4	quatre	vier	vier	véier
5	cinq	fünf	vijf	fënnef
6	six	sechs	zes	sechs
7	sept	sieben	zeven	siwen
8	huit	acht	acht	aacht
9	neuf	neun	negen	néng
10	dix	zehn	tien	zéng
11	onze	elf	elf	eelef
12	douze	zwölf	twaalf	zwielef
13	treize	dreizehn	dertien	dräizéng
14	quatorze	vierzehn	veertien	véierzéng
15	quinze	fünfzehn	vijftien	fofzéng
16	seize	sechzehn	zestien	siechzéng
17	dix-sept	siebzehn	zeventien	siwwenzéng
18	dix-huit	achtzehn	achttien	uechtzéng
19	dix-neuf	neunzehn	negentien	nonzéng
20	vingt	zwanzig	twintig	zwanzeg
21	vingt et un	einundzwanzig	éénentwintig	eenanzwanzeg
30	trente	dreißig	dertig	dreckzeg
40	quarante	vierzig	veertig	véierzeg
50	cinquante	fünfzig	vijftig	fofzeg
60	soixante	sechzig	zestig	sechzeg
70	soixante-dix	siebzig	zeventig	siwwenzeg
80	quatre-vingts	achtzig	tachtig	achtzeg
90	quatre-vingt-dix	neunzig	negentig	nonzeg
100	cent	hundert	honderd	honnert

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✧ Patterns to notice

French 70–90 French uses distinctive compound forms from 70 upwards: soixante-dix, quatre-vingts and quatre-vingt-dix.

German and Dutch tens German and Dutch show familiar -zig / -tig tens: zwanzig, dreißig, twintig, dertig, veertig and vijftig.

Luxembourgish link Luxembourgish numbers are close to German: dräi, fënnef, siwen, zwanzeg and honnert.

Unit-before-ten pattern German and Dutch place the unit before the ten in 21: einundzwanzig and éénentwintig.

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30 number rowsKey numbers from 0 to 100 are compared side by side.

4 languagesFrench, German, Dutch and Luxembourgish.

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? Benelux numbers FAQ

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It compares key numbers from 0 to 100 in French, German, Dutch and Luxembourgish.

Why are these languages grouped together?

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