Numbers in Danish Quiz Information

Yes, you are absolutely right and I changed it. Thank You!

Hi, found a small error: 70 in danish is called "halvfjerds". For those of you learning danish this actually comes from the old danish word halvfjersindstyve which means (directly translated halv=half fjerde = four sind = times tyve = twenty) 3.5*20 = 70. Similar explanations exist for halvtreds (50=2.5*20), halvfems (90=4.5*20).

I'm trying to learn Dansk so thanks for making this.

1-40 is pretty close to Swedish but 50-90 is something very different with 20, not 10 as the base.

Always room for another language. It is amazing some of the similarities of sound to other languages.