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Memrise
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How to say thirty-two; 32 in German - Memrise.
Learn how to say thirty-two; 32 in German, how to say it in real life and how you can use Memrise to learn other real German phrases.
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Tandem
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Numbers in German
Learning German can be a bit overwhelming, but German numbers follow a surprisingly simple pattern! Here, we’ll cover the numbers in German from 0 to 100 and beyond.
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hey i wrote this german writing 32 marker 150 words, can anyone offer some feedback on it? thanks ! ( sorry for messy writing )
I don’t know what this says but your handwriting is beautiful- I wish mine was like yours More on reddit.com
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How do you say this in German? 32
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This is Panzerzug 32, a German armored train captured on 7 September 1944 by French troops in the station of St. Berain-sur-Dheune. This artillery car carries a Chennilette Lorraine converted into a self-propelled howitzer using a Soviet 122mm M30 howitzer.
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Is it normal to pay 32€ everyday for public transport to work just for this distance?

hvv doesn't have tickets for destinations outside Hamburg

Of course it does: the HVV region extends quite a way outside of Hamburg, and includes Winsen and Uelzen.

However, if you look at the HVV rapid transit map you'll see that the line out to Uelzen is depicted in a lighter shade, and if you look at the key in the bottom left-hand course, you'll see that this means that the HVV tariff only applies to season tickets.

But whether you're commuting within Hamburg or on this route, you're throwing a lot of money away by buying single tickets every time you travel. If this is a regular commute, you need a season ticket: a monthly pass is the usual way to do this. If you also need to travel into Hamburg itself frequently enough, it may pay to get a pass for the entire HVV area, which will give you unlimited travel on all forms of local public transport.

Usually you can save extra money buy getting the monthly pass on a subscription model, but that normally locks you into a contract for a minimum period of, say, a year. With the €49/month Deutschlandticket expected to launch this spring, you might want to go for the standard monthly pass so you can switch to the Deutschlandticket as soon as it launches.

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Preply
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German Numbers: Learn How to Count from 0-100 Now!
September 19, 2025 - For example, 32 (zweiunddreißig [tsvai-unt-drai-sig]) is said like “two and thirty.” · You can say “one” in German in a variety of ways depending on grammar rules and gender variations, and the use of indefinite articles, but this ...
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ThoughtCo
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How Do You Count in German from 21 to 100?
May 7, 2025 - For the German numbers above 20, think of the English nursery rhyme "Sing a Song of Sixpence" and the line "four and twenty blackbirds" ("baked in a pie"). In German, you say one-and-twenty (einundzwanzig) rather than twenty-one. All of the numbers over 20 work the same way: zweiundzwanzig (22),einundreißig (31), dreiundvierzig (43), etc.
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Lexis Rex
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What is 32 in German?
The number 32 in German is zweiunddreißig. Find out how to say any number in German up to 9999.
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Learn German Easily
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German Numbers - Counting in German to 999,999 | Learn German Easily
December 16, 2024 - 32 = zweiunddreißig · 33 = dreiunddreißig · Playbutton · 40 = vierzig · 50 = fünfzig · 60 = sechzig · 70 = siebzig · 80 = achtzig · 90 = neunzig · 100 = einhundert (hundert) Playbutton · 101 = einhunderteins · 102 = einhundertzwei · 103 = einhundertdrei ·
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German Language
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German Numbers from 1 to 100
This list contains 53 items, which are the cardinal numbers from 1 to 20, the zero and 32 more numbers up to 100.
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Fluent in 3 Months
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German Numbers: Learn To Count From 0 to 1,000 in German
October 23, 2025 - Let’s start with the basics. Below is a table of the German numbers from zero to 100. Take a few minutes read through it, then I’ll give you some tips to help you remember it all: Seeing it all in one big block can be a little overwhelming, right? Well, don’t worry.
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Sprachcaffe
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German numbers from 1 to 1000 explained - Sprachcaffe
At first, this pattern seems very difficult and will certainly require a lot of practice, but it undoubtedly adds a lot of charm to the German language. To create numbers over 100, use the rule of gluing words together, which you're already familiar with at this stage. The number of hundreds is determined first, and then the appropriate form for the tens and ones is added: ... First of all, to form the numbers in German, to create the tens, you just have to add -zig at the end of the units.
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Berlitz
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Numbers in German - Writing & Spelling Guide | Berlitz AE
June 28, 2023 - 32 - zweiunddreißig (zwei = two, und = and, dreißig = thirty) 44 - vierundvierzig (vier = four, und = and, vierzig = forty) 68 - achtundsechzig (acht = eight, und = and, sechzig = sixty) 76 - sechsundsiebzig (sechs = six, und = and, siebzig ...
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Quia
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Quia - Primary German numbers 31-100
Create your own educational games, quizzes, surveys, and web pages. Search millions of games and quizzes created by educators around the world.
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Tulengua
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Números TIP - How do you write the number -32 in German letters?
How do you write the number -32 in letters Convert the number -32 to cardinal text. It write -32 into ordinal text. It pass -32 to fracctional or partitive text. It writes -32 to multiplicative text. It converts the number -32 to Roman numeral. It writes all the texts with his grammatical functions and his feminine ones, includes notes, examples and references.
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reddit.com › r/gcse › hey i wrote this german writing 32 marker 150 words, can anyone offer some feedback on it? thanks ! ( sorry for messy writing )
r/GCSE on Reddit: hey i wrote this german writing 32 marker 150 words, can anyone offer some feedback on it? thanks ! ( sorry for messy writing )
September 23, 2022 - It seems to me that your amount of content is great (A couple more opinions ie "Das war total prima" with a few more intensifiers would ensure this) but I think for a 32 marker, to get really highest level for range of language/structures, you wanna be using the properly complicated stuff like **Passive, Pluperfect, Subjunctive, and Reflexives**. Those seem to be ones my German teacher likes to bring up, at least.
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My Germanized Life
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All The Numbers In German and How to Use Them – My Germanized Life
September 13, 2025 - For German numbers in multiples of ten except 30, you also say the second number first, but add ‘zig’ to the multiple. The number 30 is formed by adding –ßig to drei. Example: drei-ßig (30), vier-zig (40), fȕnf-zig (50) Join units and multiples of ten with ‘und’ as a single word · Example: einunddreißig = 31, zweiunddreißig = 32, dreiunddreißig = 33
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Busuu
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German Numbers: How to Count From 1 to 100 - Busuu
Need to know what zwölf means? In this German numbers guide, learn to count the numbers 1 to 10, 11 to 20, 21 to 100 and more. Learn how to say years, time, and money.
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GermanVeryEasy
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Numbers in German
The numbers in German are written as one word up to one million.
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Transparent Language
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Numbers 1-100 | German Language Blog
November 20, 2017 - This has helped me do my German homework which is in for tomorrow. that was a close call 🙂 · Ariya: 32 is “Zweiunddreißig” please fix it. Thanks · Sten: @Ariya Done. Thanks for catching that! Ariya: @Sten Your welcome · brenna: danka!!!!!!das half mir bei der Klassenzuordnung!!!!
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Study.com
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Ordinal Numbers in German | Rules & Examples | Study.com
Other common examples of ordinal numbers in German include: erste ("first"), zweite ("second"), and dritte ("third"). When forming ordinal numbers greater than 21, simply add -ste to the end of the cardinal number.
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YouTube
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German 1 to 100 | All Numbers in German 1-100 - YouTube
Learn German numbers 1 to 100 with this quick and easy German lesson. The pronunciation of German numbers can be difficult, so in this video, you'll be able ...
Published   June 27, 2022