Italian · A1 (Beginner)
Numbers in Italian: Words & Phrases
Quick answer: The most useful Italian words for numbers are uno / una (one), due (two) and tre (three). The full Italian numbers phrase list with example sentences is below.
The essential Italian vocabulary for numbers, with example sentences and English translations. This is A1 (Beginner) material — exactly the kind of practical language you need when you're learning Italian to live, work, or settle abroad.
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Key numbers vocabulary
| Italian | English |
|---|---|
| uno / una | one |
| due | two |
| tre | three |
| quattro | four |
| cinque | five |
| dieci | ten |
| venti | twenty |
| cento | one hundred |
| mille | one thousand |
| Quanto costa? | How much does it cost? |
Example sentences
Vorrei uno, per favore.
I would like one, please.
Due caffè, per favore!
Two coffees, please!
Costa dieci euro.
It costs ten euros.
Ho venti anni.
I am twenty years old.
È cento euro.
It is one hundred euros.
Quanto costa questo?
How much does this cost?
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