Norwegian Numbers
This page is about numbers in Norwegian. Including the cardinal (counting) and ordinal (order) numbers. Each of which is used in a different situation.
One: en
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Two: to
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Three: tre
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Four: fire
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Five: fem
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Six: seks
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Seven: syv
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Eight: åtte
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Nine: ni
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Ten: ti
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Eleven: elleve
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Twelve: tolv
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Thirteen: tretten
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Fourteen: fjorten
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Fifteen: femten
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Sixteen: seksten
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Seventeen: sytten
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Eighteen: atten
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Nineteen: nitten
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Twenty: tjue
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| Thirty three: trettitre |
| One hundred: etthundre |
| Three hundred and sixty: trehundreogseksti / 360 |
| One thousand: ettusen |
Here are some examples in Norwegian for the cardinal numbers above.
Two thousand and fourteen: totusenogfjorten / 2014
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One million: en million
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| I'm thirty years old: jeg er tredve år gammel |
| I have 2 sisters and one brother: jeg har to søstre og en bror |
Now we move on to the ordinal numbers, which helps us organize things by order or rank.
First: første
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Second: andre
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Third: tredje
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Fourth: fjerde
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Fifth: femte
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Sixth: sjette
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Seventh: syvende
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Eighth: åttende
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Ninth: niende
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Tenth: tiende
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Eleventh: ellevte
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Twelfth: tolvte
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Thirteenth: trettende
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Fourteenth: fjortende
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Fifteenth: femtende
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Sixteenth: sekstende
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| Seventeenth: syttende |
| Eighteenth: attende |
| Nineteenth: nittende |
| Twentieth: tyvende |
And here are a couple sentences related to the ordinal numbers above.
English is my first language: Engelsk er mitt førstespråk
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Her second language is Spanish: Hennes andrespråk er spansk
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| Once: én gang |
| Twice: to ganger |
After this lesson about the numbers in Norwegian, which included cardinal and ordinal numbers, now we move on to the next subject below. You can also choose your own topic from the menu above.
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