How to Say ‘From one to ten’ in German
Von eins bis zehn
fohn ayns biss tsayn
[fohn ayns biss tsayn]
Phrase Breakdown
Von eins
fohn ayns
From one
'Von' means 'from'. 'Eins' is the number one and sounds like 'eye-ns'.
Von eins an zählen.
Count from one.
Words in this phrase
Von
[fohn]
from
Used to indicate the source, origin, or starting point of something.
Er kommt von Berlin.
He comes from Berlin.
eins
[ayns]
One
The number after zero; first in sequence.
Ich habe eins Euro.
I have one euro.
bis zehn
biss tsayn
to ten
'Bis' means 'until' or 'to'. 'Zehn' starts with a 'ts' sound: TSEHN.
Zählen Sie bis zehn.
Count to ten.
Words in this phrase
bis
[biss]
Until
Denotes the duration before a specific event.
Bis morgen!
See you tomorrow!
zehn
[tsayn]
ten
The number ten.
In zehn Minuten öffnet das Gate.
In ten minutes, the gate opens.
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