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Lektion 4 · A1 · LingoBoss German

German A1: Numbers 0–20 & Age | Wie alt bist du? (with song)

Learn the numbers 0–20 in German and how to say your age: „Ich bin zwanzig Jahre alt". In this A1 lesson you'll count along, discover the simple logic behind 13–20, and fix the most common mistake: it's NOT „Ich habe 20 Jahre" but „Ich bin 20 Jahre alt". ✅ What you'll learn: • Numbers 0–12 to count along • Numbers 13–20: the easy formula „number + zehn" • W...

Chapters · 12
0:00Häufiger Fehler: „Ich habe 20 Jahre"
0:24Einführung
0:41Das lernst du heute
1:01Falsch vs. richtig
1:16Zahlen 0–12
1:53Zahlen 13–20
2:29Wortschatz
3:14Quiz
3:51Dialog: Anna & Ali
4:34Geschichte
5:00Zusammenfassung
5:25Lied zum Mitsingen
Transcript

Don't say: "Ich habe zwanzig Jahre." In German you don't "have" an age — you "are" your age! The right way: "Ich bin zwanzig Jahre alt." Today you'll learn the numbers from 0 to 20 — and how to say your age. Hello and welcome back! How are you? In lesson three you said where you're from. Today we count: null, eins, zwei ... Let's go! First, the numbers from zero to twelve. Then thirteen to twenty. Almost a game. Then you ask: "Wie alt bist du?" And at the end? A dialogue and a quiz. Ready? "Ich habe zwanzig Jahre." No! Age needs the verb "sein" (to be), not "haben" (to have). So: "Ich bin zwanzig Jahre alt." Exactly like that! Now let's count together. Listen carefully! Zero, one, two, three. Four, five, six, seven. Eight, nine, ten. Now you! Say it out loud. Zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. "Elf" — eleven. "Zwölf" — twelve. Great! That's already half of them. From thirteen on, German is very logical. The formula: number plus ten. Three and ten? "Dreizehn"! Four and ten? "Vierzehn"! But watch out! Two little rebels: "sechzehn" and "siebzehn". "Sechs" loses its s: "sechzehn". And "sieben" loses its "en": "siebzehn". And then? Twenty: "zwanzig". Zwan-zig! "Wie alt bist du?" — How old are you? That's how you ask friends their age. Formally you say: "Wie alt sind Sie?" "Ich bin zwanzig Jahre alt." — I am twenty years old. Remember: with "sein", not with "haben". The short form works too: "Ich bin zwanzig." "Wie ist deine Telefonnummer?" — What's your phone number? You need numbers everywhere — for example on the phone. Quiz time! Answer out loud. You are eighteen. What do you say? "Ich bin achtzehn Jahre alt." — I am eighteen years old. Exactly! What comes after sixteen? "Siebzehn" — seventeen! How old are you? And where are you from? I'm twenty. I'm from Türkiye. Now you'll hear Anna and Ali. Hello! How are you? Fine, thanks! And you? My name is Anna. And you? My name is Ali. I'm from Türkiye. Nice! How old are you, Ali? I'm twenty years old. And you? I'm nineteen. And what's your phone number? Zero, one, seven, five, three. Perfect, thanks! Today is Ali's birthday. He's turning twenty. The teacher asks: "How old are you, Ali?" Ali says: "Ich habe zwanzig Jahre." Everyone laughs kindly. Then Ali says: "Ich bin zwanzig Jahre alt!" Exactly right. The cake says: twenty! Well done! That was lesson four. You can now count from zero to twenty. Important: "Ich bin zwanzig Jahre alt." With "sein"! Next lesson: telling time and the days of the week. Until next time. Bye! Bye! One, two, three — count with me! German is easy, we're counting here! Hello, hello, how are you today? We count together, come sing along, everyone! Zero, one, two, three, four, five and six — now count with me! Seven, eight, nine, ten — that's how anyone can count! One, two, three — count with me! From zero to twenty, just stay here! Eleven, twelve, thirteen — listen closely! German is easy, you can do it too! Thirteen is three and ten; you can get fourteen too! Fifteen, sixteen, seventeen — nice! Eighteen, nineteen, twenty — go! Always the number and then ten — that's German, now you see it! One, two, three — count with me! From zero to twenty, just stay here! Eleven, twelve, thirteen — listen closely! German is easy, you can do it too! How old are you? How old are you? I'm twenty! And who are you? Not "ich habe", say "ich bin"! Twenty years — that makes sense! My name is Ali, I come from Türkiye! I'm twenty, I'm in! My name is Anna, I love to count! Zero to twenty — anyone can learn it! One, two, three — count with me! From zero to twenty, just stay here! Eleven, twelve, thirteen — listen closely! German is easy, you can do it too! Twenty numbers — well done! Until next time! Good night! Bye, bye — count with me! One, two, three — we're counting here!