How to Say ‘Ten’ in German
Zehn
tsain
[tsain]
💬 Usage Tip: Pronounced 'tsen', wraps up the basic numbers.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Decades are discussed in units of ten, and reliability is key; many stores open at 10 AM.
Phrase Breakdown
Zehn
[tsain]
Ten
It denotes the number ten, which is a complete set of fingers in human hands.
Bitte bring mir zehn Eier aus dem Supermarkt.
Please bring me ten eggs from the supermarket.
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