Learn to discuss days, weeks, months, and years. Learning any language requires this. A vital first step in learning a new language is becoming able to discuss the calendar. It enables kids to pinpoint the exact moment that an event occurred (or will occur). You will learn how to correctly pronounce German numbers, days, and months from this page.
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Days in English to German for Kids
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Woche, which translates to "week," is simple to recall due to its near resemblance to English.
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Tag (tahk) signifies "day." It's likely that you already know how to say "good day" or "hello" in Guten Tag. Be mindful of how you pronounce words since in German, a g at the end of a word produces a gentle k sound.
| Days in English | Days in German | Pronunciation |
| Sunday | Sonntag | zon-tahk |
| Monday | Montag | mohn-tahk |
| Tuesday | Dienstag | deens-tahk |
| Wednesday | Mittwoch | mit-vock |
| Thursday | Donnerstag | don-ers-tahk |
| Friday | Freitag | fry-tahk |
| Saturday | Samstag | zahms-tahk |
Important Fact: The German calendar customarily begins the week on Monday, in contrast to English, where many people begin their week on Sunday.
Months in English to German for Kids
Check the table below to know about the Months in German with pronunciation.
| Months in English | Months in German | Pronunciation |
| January | Januar | yah-noo-ahr |
| February | Februar | fay-broo-ahr |
| March | März | mehrtz |
| April | April | ah-pril |
| May | Mai | My |
| June | Juni | yoo-nee |
| July | Juli | yoo-lee |
| August | August | ow-goost |
| September | September | zehp-tehm-ber |
| October | Oktober | ok-toh-ber |
| November | November | no-vehm-ber |
| December | Dezember | de-tsem-ber |
Numbers (1 to 10) in English to German for Kids
Counting is made easier by the systematic nature of the German numeral system. Let's start with the fundamentals: 1–10
| Numbers in English | Numbers in German | Pronunciation |
| One | Eins | ains |
| Two | Zwei | tsv-ai |
| Three | Drei | drai |
| Four | Vier | feer |
| Five | Fünf | fuenf |
| Six | Sechs | zejs |
| Seven | Sieben | zi-ben |
| Eight | Acht | ajt |
| Nine | Neun | noin |
| Ten | Zehn | tsen |
Important Fact: German numbers, when counted beyond 10, have a special compound word structure. For example, the German word for twenty-one is "einundzwanzig," which means "one and twenty."
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