Numbers

You need numbers when shopping, in the tavern, and at the ferry ticket office. Here are the most important ones:

Number	Greek	Pronunciation
0	Μηδέν	mi-DEN
1	Ένα	E-na
2	Δύο	DI-o
3	Τρία	TRI-a
4	Τέσσερα	TE-se-ra
5	Πέντε	PEN-de
6	Έξι	E-ksi
7	Εφτά	ef-TA
8	Οχτώ	och-TO
9	Εννέα / Εννιά	e-NE-a / e-NI-a
10	Δέκα	DE-ka
11	Έντεκα	EN-de-ka
12	Δώδεκα	DO-de-ka
13	Δεκατρία	de-ka-TRI-a
14	Δεκατέσσερα	de-ka-TE-se-ra
15	Δεκαπέντε	de-ka-PEN-de
16	Δεκαέξι	de-ka-E-ksi
17	Δεκαεφτά	de-ka-ef-TA
18	Δεκαοχτώ	de-ka-och-TO
19	Δεκαεννέα	de-ka-e-NE-a
20	Είκοσι	I-ko-si
30	Τριάντα	tri-AN-da
40	Σαράντα	sa-RAN-da
50	Πενήντα	pe-NIN-da
60	Εξήντα	e-KSIN-da
70	Εβδομήντα	ev-do-MIN-da
80	Ογδόντα	og-DON-da
90	Ενενήντα	e-ne-NIN-da
100	Εκατό	e-ka-TO
1.000	Χίλια	CHI-li-a

Good to know

• Numbers over 20 are combined like in German: 21 = Είκοσι ένα (ikosi ena), 35 = Τριάντα πέντε (trianda pende)
• Bargaining in markets and souvenir shops (not in taverns!) is okay — but always friendly and with humor