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

Italian numbers follow clear patterns that make them relatively easy to learn once you understand the basic structure.

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


Italian Numbers Chart

These charts show how Italian numbers are written and help you recognize patterns in the language.


Italian Numbers 1–20

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

NumberItalian
1uno
2due
3tre
4quattro
5cinque
6sei
7sette
8otto
9nove
10dieci
11undici
12dodici
13tredici
14quattordici
15quindici
16sedici
17diciassette
18diciotto
19diciannove
20venti

Italian Numbers 21–99

Italian numbers follow a predictable pattern.

Examples:

21 = ventuno
24 = ventiquattro
37 = trentasette
48 = quarantotto
59 = cinquantanove

The general structure is:

ten + unit

In some cases, the final vowel of the tens number is dropped.

Example:

venti + uno = ventuno
venti + otto = ventotto

Italian Tens

NumberItalian
20venti
30trenta
40quaranta
50cinquanta
60sessanta
70settanta
80ottanta
90novanta

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

Example:

45 = quarantacinque
67 = sessantasette

Italian Hundreds

Italian hundreds follow a simple pattern.

Examples:

100 = cento
200 = duecento
300 = trecento

Hundreds combine with other numbers to form larger numbers.

Example:

245 = duecentoquarantacinque

Italian Thousands

Examples:

1,000 = mille
2,000 = duemila
10,000 = diecimila

When the number is larger than one thousand, mille becomes mila.

Example:

3,000 = tremila

Examples of Italian Numbers

Example sentences:

Ho tre libri.
(I have three books.)
Il prezzo è cinquanta euro.
(The price is fifty euros.)
Ci sono venti studenti nella classe.
(There are twenty students in the class.)

Practice Italian Numbers

You can practice Italian numbers using the interactive tools below.

Italian Numbers Translate Tool

Example: 1234


Test Your Knowledge. Take the Italian Numbers Quiz


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