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Numbers in Italian — 1 to 1,000,000,000

    Italian Numbers

    Italian numbers are easy to follow and follow a repetitive pattern that makes them easy to remember. If you look really closely, they are similar to English.

    Counting in Italian

    Italian Numbers 1-10

    • 1- uno
    • 2- due
    • 3-tre
    • 4-quattro
    • 5-cinque
    • 6-sei
    • 7-sette
    • 8-otto
    • 9-nove
    • 10-dieci

    Need Help Remembering??

    Non c’è due senza tre” -This popular Italian proverb clearly explains that there is no two without three, the four comes by itself!

    Yes, it is similar to the English proverb “always comes in threes”. For instance, all good things come in threes, a series of events comes in threes, three poor dates come together, three awful deaths happened in a row….etc.

    Italian Numbers 11-20

    • 11-undici
    • 12-dodici
    • 13-tredici
    • 14-quattordici
    • 15-quindici
    • 16-sedici
    • 17-diciassette
    • 18-diciotto
    • 19-diciannove
    • 20-venti

    Italian Numbers 21-30

    • 21-ventuno
    • 22-ventidue
    • 23-ventitré
    • 24-ventiquattro
    • 25-venticinque
    • 26-ventisei
    • 27-ventisette
    • 28-ventotto
    • 29-ventinove
    • 30-trenta

    Italian Numbers 31-40

    • 31-trentuno
    • 32-trentadue
    • 33-trentatré
    • 34-trentaquattro
    • 35-trentacinque
    • 36-trentasei
    • 37-trentasette
    • 38-trentotto
    • 39-trentanove
    • 40-quaranta

    Italian numbers 50 – 1 billion

    Can you see a pattern now? Follow along:

    • 50-cinquanta
    • 60-sessanta
    • 70-settanta
    • 80-ottanta
    • 90-novanta
    • 100-cento
    • 200-duecento
    • 1,000-mille
    • 2,000-duemila
    • 1,000,000-un milione
    • 2,000,000-due milioni
    • 1000,000,000-un miliardo

    Proverbs with numbers

    Let’s look at some proverbs that involve numbers:

    • Chi fa da sè fa per tre: It means a person who does for oneself, does for three people. But what it really means is if you want something done, you do it on your own!
    • Andare a fare quattro salti: The literal meaning of this is go and make make four jumps. But what it really means is to go dance!
    • Dare i numeri: The literal translation of this proverb is to give numbers (a reference that comes from people picking numbers for lottery based on superstitions). But what it really means is to be mentally imbalanced or crazy.