Numbers in Portuguese 1–100
Portuguese numbers 1–10: um, dois, três, quatro, cinco, seis, sete, oito, nove, dez. 11–15 have their own words, 16–19 start with dez (dezesseis), and from 21 you join the ten and the unit with e: vinte e um. 100 is cem.
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Portuguese numbers 1–100: the full chart
All 101 numbers from zero to cem, each with a picture and native audio. The colours show how each one is built: ten part e unit.
0–10learn by heart
 | 0 | zero | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 1 | um | |
 | 2 | dois | |
 | 3 | três | |
 | 4 | quatro | |
 | 5 | cinco | |
 | 6 | seis | |
| 7 | sete | |
 | 8 | oito | |
 | 9 | nove | |
 | 10 | dez |
11–20onze … vinte
 | 11 | onze | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 12 | doze | |
 | 13 | treze | |
 | 14 | catorze | |
 | 15 | quinze | |
 | 16 | dezesseis | |
 | 17 | dezessete | |
 | 18 | dezoito | |
 | 19 | dezenove | |
 | 20 | vinte |
21–30vinte e …
| 21 | vinte e um | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 | vinte e dois | |
| 23 | vinte e três | |
| 24 | vinte e quatro | |
| 25 | vinte e cinco | |
| 26 | vinte e seis | |
| 27 | vinte e sete | |
| 28 | vinte e oito | |
| 29 | vinte e nove | |
| 30 | trinta |
31–40trinta e …
| 31 | trinta e um | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32 | trinta e dois | |
| 33 | trinta e três | |
| 34 | trinta e quatro | |
| 35 | trinta e cinco | |
| 36 | trinta e seis | |
| 37 | trinta e sete | |
| 38 | trinta e oito | |
| 39 | trinta e nove | |
 | 40 | quarenta |
41–50quarenta e …
| 41 | quarenta e um | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 42 | quarenta e dois | |
| 43 | quarenta e três | |
| 44 | quarenta e quatro | |
| 45 | quarenta e cinco | |
| 46 | quarenta e seis | |
| 47 | quarenta e sete | |
| 48 | quarenta e oito | |
| 49 | quarenta e nove | |
 | 50 | cinquenta |
51–60cinquenta e …
| 51 | cinquenta e um | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 52 | cinquenta e dois | |
| 53 | cinquenta e três | |
| 54 | cinquenta e quatro | |
| 55 | cinquenta e cinco | |
| 56 | cinquenta e seis | |
| 57 | cinquenta e sete | |
| 58 | cinquenta e oito | |
| 59 | cinquenta e nove | |
 | 60 | sessenta |
61–70sessenta e …
| 61 | sessenta e um | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 62 | sessenta e dois | |
| 63 | sessenta e três | |
| 64 | sessenta e quatro | |
| 65 | sessenta e cinco | |
| 66 | sessenta e seis | |
| 67 | sessenta e sete | |
| 68 | sessenta e oito | |
| 69 | sessenta e nove | |
 | 70 | setenta |
71–80setenta e …
| 71 | setenta e um | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 72 | setenta e dois | |
| 73 | setenta e três | |
| 74 | setenta e quatro | |
| 75 | setenta e cinco | |
| 76 | setenta e seis | |
| 77 | setenta e sete | |
| 78 | setenta e oito | |
| 79 | setenta e nove | |
 | 80 | oitenta |
81–90oitenta e …
| 81 | oitenta e um | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 82 | oitenta e dois | |
| 83 | oitenta e três | |
| 84 | oitenta e quatro | |
| 85 | oitenta e cinco | |
| 86 | oitenta e seis | |
| 87 | oitenta e sete | |
| 88 | oitenta e oito | |
| 89 | oitenta e nove | |
 | 90 | noventa |
91–100noventa e … · cem
| 91 | noventa e um | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 92 | noventa e dois | |
| 93 | noventa e três | |
| 94 | noventa e quatro | |
| 95 | noventa e cinco | |
| 96 | noventa e seis | |
| 97 | noventa e sete | |
| 98 | noventa e oito | |
| 99 | noventa e nove | |
 | 100 | cem |
How Portuguese numbers work: 4 patterns
Learn 0–15 and the tens, and every other number up to 99 follows one of these patterns.
- 1
0–15 have their own words
zeroumdoistrêsquatrocincoseisseteoitonovedezonzedozetrezecatorzequinze onze, doze, treze, catorze, quinze are learned by heart like 0–10.
- 2
16–19: dez + unit, one word
+ →dezesseis dezesseis, dezessete, dezoito, dezenove. Portugal writes dezasseis, dezassete and dezanove.
- 3
21–99: ten + e + unit
e →trinta e cinco Every number from 21 to 99: vinte e um, quarenta e quatro, noventa e nove.
- 4
um/uma and dois/duas
1 and 2 change with the noun: um livro, uma casa; dois livros, duas casas. Counting aloud you say um, dois.
Big numbers in Portuguese: hundreds, thousands, a million
cem is exactly 100; with more after it, cento: cento e um (101). Irregular hundreds: duzentos, trezentos, quinhentos. mil takes no “um”. Brazil says um bilhão for a billion, Portugal mil milhões.
Portuguese numbers in real sentences
Age uses ter (“to have”): tenho trinta anos = I am thirty.
More number words: half, a dozen, percent
These 16 words and all 32 numbers from the course are in lessons 7, 20, 21 and 85 of the Flashcardly app.
Questions about Portuguese numbers
How do you count to 20 in Portuguese?
zero, um, dois, três, quatro, cinco, seis, sete, oito, nove, dez, onze, doze, treze, catorze, quinze, dezesseis, dezessete, dezoito, dezenove, vinte.
How do you say 16 in Portuguese?
dezesseis in Brazil, dezasseis in Portugal: ten and six in one word. 17 and 19 work the same way; 18 is dezoito.
How do you write 21 in Portuguese?
vinte e um: the ten, e (and), the unit. Every number from 21 to 99 is built this way.
Is 100 cem or cento?
cem for exactly 100 and before nouns (cem reais); cento when another number follows: cento e um.
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