Start at 0 and reach 100

English numbers 0–100

Learn the short words from zero to nine, then join them to make bigger numbers.

Short answer

How do you read English numbers 0–100?

English numbers 0–100 begin with zero to nine and the special words ten to nineteen. Next, use twenty, thirty, and the other tens, then add one to nine. For example, 21 is twenty-one.

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English number table with words and listening buttons
Number English words Listen
300 three hundred
301 three hundred and one
302 three hundred and two
303 three hundred and three
304 three hundred and four
305 three hundred and five
306 three hundred and six
307 three hundred and seven
308 three hundred and eight
309 three hundred and nine
310 three hundred and ten
311 three hundred and eleven
312 three hundred and twelve
313 three hundred and thirteen
314 three hundred and fourteen
315 three hundred and fifteen
316 three hundred and sixteen
317 three hundred and seventeen
318 three hundred and eighteen
319 three hundred and nineteen
320 three hundred and twenty
321 three hundred and twenty-one
322 three hundred and twenty-two
323 three hundred and twenty-three
324 three hundred and twenty-four
325 three hundred and twenty-five
326 three hundred and twenty-six
327 three hundred and twenty-seven
328 three hundred and twenty-eight
329 three hundred and twenty-nine
330 three hundred and thirty
331 three hundred and thirty-one
332 three hundred and thirty-two
333 three hundred and thirty-three
334 three hundred and thirty-four
335 three hundred and thirty-five
336 three hundred and thirty-six
337 three hundred and thirty-seven
338 three hundred and thirty-eight
339 three hundred and thirty-nine
340 three hundred and forty
341 three hundred and forty-one
342 three hundred and forty-two
343 three hundred and forty-three
344 three hundred and forty-four
345 three hundred and forty-five
346 three hundred and forty-six
347 three hundred and forty-seven
348 three hundred and forty-eight
349 three hundred and forty-nine
350 three hundred and fifty
351 three hundred and fifty-one
352 three hundred and fifty-two
353 three hundred and fifty-three
354 three hundred and fifty-four
355 three hundred and fifty-five
356 three hundred and fifty-six
357 three hundred and fifty-seven
358 three hundred and fifty-eight
359 three hundred and fifty-nine
360 three hundred and sixty
361 three hundred and sixty-one
362 three hundred and sixty-two
363 three hundred and sixty-three
364 three hundred and sixty-four
365 three hundred and sixty-five
366 three hundred and sixty-six
367 three hundred and sixty-seven
368 three hundred and sixty-eight
369 three hundred and sixty-nine
370 three hundred and seventy
371 three hundred and seventy-one
372 three hundred and seventy-two
373 three hundred and seventy-three
374 three hundred and seventy-four
375 three hundred and seventy-five
376 three hundred and seventy-six
377 three hundred and seventy-seven
378 three hundred and seventy-eight
379 three hundred and seventy-nine
380 three hundred and eighty
381 three hundred and eighty-one
382 three hundred and eighty-two
383 three hundred and eighty-three
384 three hundred and eighty-four
385 three hundred and eighty-five
386 three hundred and eighty-six
387 three hundred and eighty-seven
388 three hundred and eighty-eight
389 three hundred and eighty-nine
390 three hundred and ninety
391 three hundred and ninety-one
392 three hundred and ninety-two
393 three hundred and ninety-three
394 three hundred and ninety-four
395 three hundred and ninety-five
396 three hundred and ninety-six
397 three hundred and ninety-seven
398 three hundred and ninety-eight
399 three hundred and ninety-nine
400 four hundred
ENGNUM TRICK

Why do groups make big numbers easier to read?

Start with the special words from zero to nineteen. Next, join a tens word with one to nine. For longer numbers, commas split the digits into small groups you already know.

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