Here are the numbers from 1 to 100 in Hebrew, along with their transliterations and English equivalents

Lesson 19 of our beginner's course will help you master Hebrew numbers.

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1.
אחד

(Echad) - One

2.
 שניים

(Shnayim) - Two

3.
 שלושה

(Shalosh) - Three

4.
 ארבעה

(Arba'a) - Four

5.
 חמישה

(Chamisha) - Five

6.
 ששה

(Shisha) - Six

7.
 שבעה

(Shiv'a) - Seven

8.
 שמונה

(Shmona) - Eight

9.
 תשעה

(Tish'a) - Nine

10.
 עשרה

(Eser) - Ten

11.
 אחת עשרה

(Achat Eser) - Eleven

12.
 שניים עשר

(Shneim Asar) - Twelve

13.
 שלושה עשר

(Shloshah Asar) - Thirteen

14.
 ארבעה עשר

(Arba'ah Asar) - Fourteen

15.
 חמישה עשר

(Chamishah Asar) - Fifteen

16.
 ששה עשר

(Shesh Asar) - Sixteen

17.
 שבעה עשר

(Shiv'ah Asar) - Seventeen

18.
 שמונה עשר

(Shmonah Asar) - Eighteen

19.
 תשעה עשר

(Tish'ah Asar) - Nineteen

20.
 עשרים

(Esrim) - Twenty

30.
 שלושים

(Shloshim) - Thirty

40.
 ארבעים

(Arba'im) - Forty

50.
 חמישים

(Chamishim) - Fifty

60.
 שישים

(Shishim) - Sixty

70.
 שבעים

(Shiv'im) - Seventy

80.
 שמונים

(Shmonim) - Eighty

100.
 מאה

(Me'ah) - One hundred

These numbers are useful for counting and expressing quantities in Hebrew.