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Numbers in Italian

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Most cardinal numbers in Italian stay unchanged before masculine and feminine nouns, but Uno changes form according to the noun that follows. Ordinals such as Secondo behave like adjectives and agree with the noun in gender and number.

Mille becomes -mila in multiples such as Duemila. Milione and Miliardo are masculine nouns, and both have plurals ending in -i. Metà stays unchanged in the plural and often takes an article.

  1. Zero /ˈdzɛro/ Zero A1Elementary#
  2. Uno /ˈuno/ One A1Elementary#
  3. Due /ˈdue/ Two A1Elementary#
  4. Tre /ˈtre/ Three A1Elementary#
  5. Quattro /ˈkwattro/ Four A1Elementary#
  6. Cinque /ˈtʃinkwe/ Five A1Elementary#
  7. Sei /ˈsɛi/ Six A1Elementary#
  8. Sette /ˈsɛtte/ Seven A1Elementary#
  9. Otto /ˈɔtto/ Eight A1Elementary#
  10. Nove /ˈnɔve/ Nine A1Elementary#
  11. Dieci /ˈdjɛtʃi/ Ten A1Elementary#
  12. Undici /ˈunditʃi/ Eleven A1Elementary#
  13. Dodici /ˈdoditʃi/ Twelve A1Elementary#
  14. Tredici /ˈtreditʃi/ Thirteen A1Elementary#
  15. Quattordici /kwatˈtorditʃi/ Fourteen A1Elementary#
  16. Quindici /ˈkwinditʃi/ Fifteen A1Elementary#
  17. Sedici /ˈseditʃi/ Sixteen A1Elementary#
  18. Diciassette /ditʃasˈsɛtte/ Seventeen A1Elementary#
  19. Diciotto /diˈtʃɔtto/ Eighteen A1Elementary#
  20. Diciannove /ditʃanˈnɔve/ Nineteen A1Elementary#
  21. Venti /ˈventi/ Twenty A1Elementary#
  22. Trenta /ˈtrɛnta/ Thirty A1Elementary#
  23. Quaranta /kwaˈranta/ Forty A1Elementary#
  24. Cinquanta /tʃinˈkwanta/ Fifty A1Elementary#
  25. Sessanta /sesˈsanta/ Sixty A1Elementary#
  26. Settanta /setˈtanta/ Seventy A1Elementary#
  27. Ottanta /otˈtanta/ Eighty A1Elementary#
  28. Novanta /noˈvanta/ Ninety A1Elementary#
  29. Cento /ˈtʃɛnto/ One hundred A1Elementary#
  30. Mille /ˈmille/ One thousand A1Elementary#
  31. Secondo /seˈkondo/ Second A1Elementary#
  32. Terzo /ˈtɛrtso/ Third A1Elementary#
  33. Duecento /dueˈtʃɛnto/ Two hundred A1Elementary#
  34. Trecento /treˈtʃɛnto/ Three hundred A1Elementary#
  35. Quattrocento /kwattroˈtʃɛnto/ Four hundred A1Elementary#
  36. Cinquecento /tʃinkweˈtʃɛnto/ Five hundred A1Elementary#
  37. Duemila /dueˈmila/ Two thousand A1Elementary#
  38. Tremila /treˈmila/ Three thousand A2Elementary#
  39. Metà /meˈta/ la pl. le metà Half A1Elementary#
  40. Doppio /ˈdɔppjo/ Double A2Elementary#
  41. Un quarto /un ˈkwarto/ One quarter A2Elementary#
  42. Totale /toˈtale/ il pl. i totali Total A2Elementary#
  43. Triplo /ˈtriplo/ Triple B1Intermediate#
  44. Diecimila /ˌdjɛtʃiˈmila/ Ten thousand A2Elementary#
  45. Centomila /ˌtʃɛntoˈmila/ One hundred thousand A2Elementary#
  46. Un terzo /un ˈtɛrtso/ One third A2Elementary#
  47. Cifra /ˈtʃifra/ la pl. le cifre Digit A2Elementary#
  48. Quintuplo /ˈkwintuplo/ Quintuple B2Advanced#
  49. Quarto /ˈkwarto/ Fourth A1Elementary#
  50. Quinto /ˈkwinto/ Fifth A1Elementary#
  51. Sesto /ˈsɛsto/ Sixth A1Elementary#
  52. Settimo /ˈsɛttimo/ Seventh A1Elementary#
  53. Ottavo /otˈtavo/ Eighth A2Elementary#
  54. Nono /ˈnɔno/ Ninth A2Elementary#
  55. Decimo /ˈdɛtʃimo/ Tenth A1Elementary#
  56. Milione /miˈljone/ il pl. i milioni Million A2Elementary#
  57. Due terzi /ˈdue ˈtɛrtsi/ Two-thirds A2Elementary#
  58. Tre quarti /ˈtre kˈkwarti/ Three quarters A2Elementary#
  59. Percento /perˈtʃɛnto/ il pl. i percento Percent A2Elementary#
  60. Undicesimo /undiˈtʃɛzimo/ Eleventh A2Elementary#
  61. Dodicesimo /dodiˈtʃɛzimo/ Twelfth A2Elementary#
  62. Sedicesimo /sediˈtʃɛzimo/ Sixteenth A2Elementary#
  63. Miliardo /miˈljardo/ il pl. i miliardi Billion A2Elementary#

Rules to remember

  • From Duecento to Cinquecento, the hundreds combine a number with Cento and are written as one word.
  • Undicesimo, Dodicesimo, and Sedicesimo share the ending -esimo, which marks ordinal numbers.
  • In fractions such as Un terzo and Due terzi, the denominator is singular when the numerator is one and plural when it is greater than one.

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