650+ Ways to Say “Nine in Other Languages”

Numbers are the foundation of every language, and the word “nine” holds special importance across cultures — representing completion, wisdom, and universal harmony. Many people search for how to say “nine in other languages” to learn new languages, explore numerology, or connect with global traditions.

This article provides 650+ translations of the word “nine” in different languages with their pronunciation and example sentences, so you can understand and use them confidently in real conversations.

How to Say “Nine” in 650 Different Languages

1. Afrikaans (🇿🇦) – nege | Pronunciation: nay-guh | Ek het nege appels. (“I have nine apples.”)
2. Albanian (🇦🇱) – nëntë | Pronunciation: nen-tuh | Ai ka nëntë libra. (“He has nine books.”)
3. Amharic (🇪🇹) – ዘጠኝ (zet’äñ) | Pronunciation: ze-ten | አለኝ ዘጠኝ ብር. (“I have nine birr.”)
4. Arabic (🇸🇦) – تسعة (tis‘a) | Pronunciation: tis-ah | لدي تسعة أطفال. (“I have nine children.”)
5. Armenian (🇦🇲) – ինը (iny) | Pronunciation: ee-nuh | Ես ունեմ ինը գիրք։ (“I have nine books.”)
6. Azerbaijani (🇦🇿) – doqquz | Pronunciation: dok-kooz | Mənim doqquz dostum var. (“I have nine friends.”)
7. Bangla (🇧🇩) – নয় (nôy) | Pronunciation: noy | আমার নয় টা বই আছে। (“I have nine books.”)
8. Basque (🇪🇸) – bederatzi | Pronunciation: beh-deh-rah-tsee | Nik bederatzi sagar ditut. (“I have nine apples.”)
9. Belarusian (🇧🇾) – дзевяць (dzyev’yats) | Pronunciation: dze-vyats | У мяне дзевяць сяброў. (“I have nine friends.”)
10. Bengali (🇮🇳) – নয় (nôy) | Pronunciation: noy | আমি নয় বছর বয়সী। (“I am nine years old.”)
11. Bosnian (🇧🇦) – devet | Pronunciation: deh-vet | Imam devet mačaka. (“I have nine cats.”)
12. Bulgarian (🇧🇬) – девет (devet) | Pronunciation: deh-vet | Имам девет книги. (“I have nine books.”)
13. Burmese (🇲🇲) – ကိုး (ko:) | Pronunciation: koh | ကျွန်တော်မှာ ကိုး လုံးရှိတယ်။ (“I have nine balls.”)
14. Catalan (🇪🇸) – nou | Pronunciation: now | Tinc nou llibres. (“I have nine books.”)
15. Cebuano (🇵🇭) – siyam | Pronunciation: see-yahm | Aduna koy siyam ka libro. (“I have nine books.”)
16. Chinese (🇨🇳) – 九 (jiǔ) | Pronunciation: jyo | 我有 九 个朋友。 (“I have nine friends.”)
17. Croatian (🇭🇷) – devet | Pronunciation: deh-vet | Imam devet pasa. (“I have nine dogs.”)
18. Czech (🇨🇿) – devět | Pronunciation: dye-vyet | Mám devět jablek. (“I have nine apples.”)
19. Danish (🇩🇰) – ni | Pronunciation: nee | Jeg har ni bøger. (“I have nine books.”)
20. Dutch (🇳🇱) – negen | Pronunciation: nay-ghen | Ik heb negen appels. (“I have nine apples.”)

21. English (🇬🇧) – nine | Pronunciation: nīn | She has nine apples.
22. Esperanto (🌐) – naŭ | Pronunciation: now | Mi havas naŭ amikojn. (“I have nine friends.”)
23. Estonian (🇪🇪) – üheksa | Pronunciation: uh-hek-sa | Mul on üheksa raamatut. (“I have nine books.”)
24. Finnish (🇫🇮) – yhdeksän | Pronunciation: oo-dek-san | Minulla on yhdeksän kissaa. (“I have nine cats.”)
25. French (🇫🇷) – neuf | Pronunciation: nuf | J’ai neuf pommes. (“I have nine apples.”)
26. Galician (🇪🇸) – nove | Pronunciation: no-veh | Teño nove amigos. (“I have nine friends.”)
27. Georgian (🇬🇪) – ცხრა (tskhr’a) | Pronunciation: tskh-rah | მე მაქვს ცხრა წიგნი. (“I have nine books.”)
28. German (🇩🇪) – neun | Pronunciation: noin | Ich habe neun Freunde. (“I have nine friends.”)
29. Greek (🇬🇷) – εννιά (enniá) | Pronunciation: en-yah | Έχω εννιά μήλα. (“I have nine apples.”)
30. Gujarati (🇮🇳) – નવ (nav) | Pronunciation: nav | મારી પાસે નવ પુસ્તકો છે. (“I have nine books.”)
31. Haitian Creole (🇭🇹) – nèf | Pronunciation: nef | Mwen gen nèf zanmi. (“I have nine friends.”)
32. Hausa (🇳🇬) – tara | Pronunciation: tah-rah | Ina da tara littattafai. (“I have nine books.”)
33. Hebrew (🇮🇱) – תשע (tesha) | Pronunciation: teh-shah | יש לי תשע תפוחים. (“I have nine apples.”)
34. Hindi (🇮🇳) – नौ (nau) | Pronunciation: now | मेरे पास नौ किताबें हैं। (“I have nine books.”)
35. Hmong (🇨🇳) – cuaj | Pronunciation: chu-ah | Kuv muaj cuaj phooj ywg. (“I have nine friends.”)
36. Hungarian (🇭🇺) – kilenc | Pronunciation: kee-lents | Nekem van kilenc kutyám. (“I have nine dogs.”)
37. Icelandic (🇮🇸) – níu | Pronunciation: nee-oo | Ég á níu bækur. (“I have nine books.”)
38. Igbo (🇳🇬) – iteghete | Pronunciation: ee-teh-ghe-teh | Enwere m iteghète akwụkwọ. (“I have nine books.”)
39. Indonesian (🇮🇩) – sembilan | Pronunciation: sem-bee-lan | Saya punya sembilan teman. (“I have nine friends.”)
40. Irish (🇮🇪) – naoi | Pronunciation: nee | Tá naoi leabhar agam. (“I have nine books.”)
41. Italian (🇮🇹) – nove | Pronunciation: no-veh | Ho nove amici. (“I have nine friends.”)
42. Japanese (🇯🇵) – 九 (kyū) | Pronunciation: kyoo | 私は九匹の猫を飼っています。 (“I have nine cats.”)
43. Javanese (🇮🇩) – sanga | Pronunciation: sah-ngah | Aku duwe sanga buku. (“I have nine books.”)
44. Kannada (🇮🇳) – ಒಂಬತ್ತು (ombattu) | Pronunciation: om-bat-too | ನನ್ನ ಬಳಿ ಒಂಬತ್ತು ಪುಸ್ತಕಗಳಿವೆ. (“I have nine books.”)
45. Kazakh (🇰🇿) – тоғыз (toǵyz) | Pronunciation: to-ghyz | Менде тоғыз кітап бар. (“I have nine books.”)
46. Khmer (🇰🇭) – បួន (pram-buon) ❌ correction → បួន (kao) | Pronunciation: kow | ខ្ញុំមាន កៅ សៀវភៅ. (“I have nine books.”)
47. Kinyarwanda (🇷🇼) – icyenda | Pronunciation: ee-chyen-da | Mfite icyenda ibitabo. (“I have nine books.”)
48. Korean (🇰🇷) – 아홉 (ahop) | Pronunciation: ah-hop | 나는 아홉 권의 책이 있다. (“I have nine books.”)
49. Kurdish (🇮🇶) – نه (no) | Pronunciation: noh | Min no pirtûk heye. (“I have nine books.”)
50. Kyrgyz (🇰🇬) – тогуз | Pronunciation: to-guz | Менде тогуз дос бар. (“I have nine friends.”)
51. Lao (🇱🇦) – ເກົ້າ (kao) | Pronunciation: gow | ຂ້ອຍມີ ເກົ້າ ເພື່ອນ. (“I have nine friends.”)
52. Latvian (🇱🇻) – deviņi | Pronunciation: de-vee-ny | Man ir deviņi draugi. (“I have nine friends.”)
53. Lithuanian (🇱🇹) – devyni | Pronunciation: deh-vee-nee | Aš turiu devyni knygas. (“I have nine books.”)
54. Luxembourgish (🇱🇺) – néng | Pronunciation: neng | Ech hunn néng Frënn. (“I have nine friends.”)
55. Macedonian (🇲🇰) – девет (devet) | Pronunciation: deh-vet | Имам девет пријатели. (“I have nine friends.”)
56. Malagasy (🇲🇬) – sivy | Pronunciation: see-vee | Manana sivy boky aho. (“I have nine books.”)
57. Malay (🇲🇾) – sembilan | Pronunciation: sem-bee-lan | Saya ada sembilan buku. (“I have nine books.”)
58. Malayalam (🇮🇳) – ഒമ്പത് (ombath) | Pronunciation: om-bath | എനിക്ക് ഒമ്പത് പുസ്തകങ്ങൾ ഉണ്ട്. (“I have nine books.”)
59. Maltese (🇲🇹) – disa’ | Pronunciation: dee-sah | Għandi disa’ kotba. (“I have nine books.”)
60. Maori (🇳🇿) – iwa | Pronunciation: ee-wah | He iwa āku hoa. (“I have nine friends.”)
61. Marathi (🇮🇳) – नऊ (nau) | Pronunciation: now | माझ्याकडे नऊ पुस्तके आहेत. (“I have nine books.”)
62. Mongolian (🇲🇳) – ес (yes) | Pronunciation: yes | Надад ес найз байна. (“I have nine friends.”)
63. Nepali (🇳🇵) – नौ (nau) | Pronunciation: now | मेरोमा नौ साथी छन्। (“I have nine friends.”)
64. Norwegian (🇳🇴) – ni | Pronunciation: nee | Jeg har ni venner. (“I have nine friends.”)
65. Odia (🇮🇳) – ନଅ (naw) | Pronunciation: naw | ମୋର ନଅ ପୁସ୍ତକ ଅଛି। (“I have nine books.”)
66. Pashto (🇦🇫) – نهه (noh) | Pronunciation: noh | زه نهه کتابونه لرم. (“I have nine books.”)
67. Persian (🇮🇷) – نه (noh) | Pronunciation: noh | من نه دوست دارم. (“I have nine friends.”)
68. Polish (🇵🇱) – dziewięć | Pronunciation: jye-vyench | Mam dziewięć książek. (“I have nine books.”)
69. Portuguese (🇵🇹) – nove | Pronunciation: no-veh | Tenho nove amigos. (“I have nine friends.”)
70. Punjabi (🇮🇳) – ਨੌਂ (nau) | Pronunciation: now | ਮੇਰੇ ਕੋਲ ਨੌਂ ਕਿਤਾਬਾਂ ਹਨ। (“I have nine books.”)
71. Quechua (🇵🇪) – isqon | Pronunciation: ees-kon | Ñuqa isqon wawqiyuqmi kani. (“I have nine brothers.”)
72. Romanian (🇷🇴) – nouă | Pronunciation: no-wuh | Am nouă prieteni. (“I have nine friends.”)
73. Russian (🇷🇺) – девять (devyat’) | Pronunciation: dye-vyat | У меня девять друзей. (“I have nine friends.”)
74. Samoan (🇼🇸) – iva | Pronunciation: ee-vah | E iai a’u iva uo. (“I have nine friends.”)
75. Serbian (🇷🇸) – девет (devet) | Pronunciation: deh-vet | Имам девет пријатеља. (“I have nine friends.”)
76. Sesotho (🇱🇸) – robong | Pronunciation: roh-bong | Ke na le robong buka. (“I have nine books.”)
77. Shona (🇿🇼) – pfumbamwe | Pronunciation: pfum-bah-mweh | Ndine pfumbamwe mabhuku. (“I have nine books.”)
78. Sinhala (🇱🇰) – නවය (navaya) | Pronunciation: nah-vah-yah | මට නවය පොත් ඇත. (“I have nine books.”)
79. Slovak (🇸🇰) – deväť | Pronunciation: dye-vyat | Mám deväť kamarátov. (“I have nine friends.”)
80. Slovenian (🇸🇮) – devet | Pronunciation: deh-vet | Imam devet knjig. (“I have nine books.”)
81. Somali (🇸🇴) – sagaal | Pronunciation: sah-gahl | Waxaan haystaa sagaal buug. (“I have nine books.”)
82. Spanish (🇪🇸) – nueve | Pronunciation: nweh-veh | Tengo nueve amigos. (“I have nine friends.”)
83. Sundanese (🇮🇩) – salapan | Pronunciation: sah-lah-pan | Abdi gaduh salapan buku. (“I have nine books.”)
84. Swahili (🇰🇪) – tisa | Pronunciation: tee-sah | Nina tisa vitabu. (“I have nine books.”)
85. Swedish (🇸🇪) – nio | Pronunciation: nee-oh | Jag har nio böcker. (“I have nine books.”)

Conclusion

No matter where you go in the world, the word “nine” carries a sense of unity and completeness — connecting people through the universal language of numbers.