Portuguese Numbers

Portuguese numbers are used in everyday situations such as telling time, giving prices, writing dates, and counting objects. Learning how numbers work in Portuguese will help you understand conversations, travel information, and daily communication.

Portuguese numbers follow consistent patterns, which makes them easier to learn once you understand the basic structure.

This page explains how Portuguese numbers work and provides links to charts and practice tools to help you learn and practice.


Portuguese Numbers Chart

You can start learning Portuguese numbers using the charts below.

These charts show how Portuguese numbers are written and help you recognize number patterns.


Portuguese Numbers 1–20

The first twenty numbers should be memorized because they form the foundation for larger numbers.

NumberPortuguese
1um
2dois
3três
4quatro
5cinco
6seis
7sete
8oito
9nove
10dez
11onze
12doze
13treze
14catorze
15quinze
16dezesseis
17dezessete
18dezoito
19dezenove
20vinte

Portuguese Numbers 21–99

Portuguese numbers follow a simple structure.

Examples:

21 = vinte e um
24 = vinte e quatro
37 = trinta e sete
48 = quarenta e oito
59 = cinquenta e nove

The general structure is:

ten + e + unit

Example:

42 = quarenta e dois
67 = sessenta e sete

Portuguese Tens

NumberPortuguese
20vinte
30trinta
40quarenta
50cinquenta
60sessenta
70setenta
80oitenta
90noventa

These numbers combine with the numbers 1–9 to form larger numbers.

Example:

45 = quarenta e cinco

Portuguese Hundreds

Portuguese hundreds follow a clear pattern.

Examples:

100 = cem
200 = duzentos
300 = trezentos

When additional numbers follow, cento is used instead of cem.

Example:

145 = cento e quarenta e cinco

Portuguese Thousands

Examples:

1,000 = mil
2,000 = dois mil
10,000 = dez mil

Portuguese numbers continue to follow predictable patterns as they grow larger.


Examples of Portuguese Numbers

Example sentences:

Eu tenho três livros.
(I have three books.)
O preço é cinquenta euros.
(The price is fifty euros.)
Há vinte estudantes na sala.
(There are twenty students in the room.)

Practice Portuguese Numbers

You can practice Portuguese numbers using the interactive tools below.

Portuguese Numbers Translate Tool

Example: 1234


Test Your Knowledge. Take Portuguese Numbers Quiz


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