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How to Say ‘From 0 to 10’ in German

Von 0 bis 10

fohn nool biss tsehn

[fohn nool biss tsehn]

Phrase Breakdown

Von 0

fohn nool

From 0

Read as 'von null'. 'von' sounds like 'fon'. 'null' has a short 'u'.

Example

Von null auf hundert.

From zero to a hundred.

Words in this phrase

Von

[fohn]

from

Used to indicate the source, origin, or starting point of something.

Example

Er kommt von Berlin.

He comes from Berlin.

0

[nool]

zero

The number 0, 'null' in German.

Example

Null bedeutet keine Schmerzen.

Zero means no pain.

bis 10

biss tsehn

to 10

Read as 'bis zehn'. The 'z' sounds like 'ts': 'tsayn'.

Example

Ich arbeite bis zehn Uhr.

I work until ten o'clock.

Words in this phrase

bis

[biss]

Until

Denotes the duration before a specific event.

Example

Bis morgen!

See you tomorrow!

10

[tsehn]

ten

The number used to state the proposed appointment time.

Example

Passt 10 Uhr bei Ihnen, wenn der Monteur pünktlich kommt?

Does 10 o’clock work for you if the installer arrives on time?

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