【A1 Dutch Course】Dutch Numbers 20 to 9,999,999 | Learn to Count in Dutch - 荷蘭語數字完整教學

Learn Dutch numbers from 20 to 9,999,999 — the complete guide to counting in Dutch. In this lesson you’ll learn how Dutch numbers are built, why they run backwards compared to English, and how to say every number up to seven digits with confidence. Dutch numbers trip up almost every learner, and it’s not the vocabulary — it’s the order. In Dutch you say één-en-twintig (literally “one-and-twenty” same order as "nine-teen"), not “twenty-one”. Once that clicks, the whole system opens up, because the same pattern repeats all the way to the millions. So why is it backwards? It isn’t — English is the odd one out. Old English said “one and twenty” too, and you can still hear it in four and twenty blackbirds. German, Danish and Dutch kept the original Germanic order; English switched around the 17th century. The Dutch words were also fixed centuries before the digits 0–9 reached Europe, so eenentwintig isn’t reversed against 21 — 21 simply came later. What you’ll learn in this video ✅ Counting 20–100 and the tens: twintig, dertig, veertig, vijftig, zestig, zeventig, tachtig, negentig ✅ How it’s één-en-twintig and not twintigéén — the reversed order explained ✅ The four irregular tens that nobody warns you about: twintig, dertig, veertig, tachtig ✅ Pronunciation of every number, spoken slowly and at natural speed Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:27 The tens: 20–90 01:00 twintig, dertig, veertig, tachtig 01:50 21–99: building the pattern 04:55 How to pronounce large numbers 05:15 Practice round 06:36 dutchclassroom.com Bonus: 9,999,999 in Dutch is negen miljoen negenhonderdnegenennegentigduizend negenhonderdnegenennegentig — 62 letters. Try saying it in one breath and put your time in the comments. Perfect for beginners (A1), anyone preparing for the inburgeringsexamen or NT2, and learners who can already have a conversation but still freeze at phone numbers, prices and dates. 👉 Full A1 course and free materials: dutchclassroom.com 👉 Subscribe for a new Dutch lesson every week. 【中文說明】 這部影片教你荷蘭語從 20 到 9,999,999 的所有數字。 荷蘭語數字最難的不是單字，而是順序。中文的「二十一」完全照邏輯走：二 × 十 ＋ 一。荷蘭語卻是反過來的 —— eenentwintig，字面意思是「一和二十」，先講個位，再講十位。對中文母語者來說，這是最容易出錯的地方：聽到 eenentwintig，手卻寫成 12。 有趣的是，這並不是荷蘭語「奇怪」。古英語本來也這樣說，是英語後來改了，荷蘭語只是保留了原本的日耳曼語順序。 影片內容： ・20 到 100 的整十數：twintig、dertig、veertig⋯⋯ ・為什麼荷蘭語數字是「顛倒」的 ・三個不規則的十位數：dertig、veertig、tachtig ・什麼時候要加分音符：tweeëntwintig ・百、千、百萬的差別：honderd 和 duizend 前面不加 een，但 miljoen 要 ・每個數字的發音示範，先慢速再正常速度 適合 A1 初學者，以及準備 inburgeringsexamen 或 NT2 考試的學習者。 #LearnDutch #DutchForBeginners #Nederlands