No. 466 in German
zwei
The German word "zwei" means "two" in English.
In a sentence
Ich habe zwei Äpfel.
I have two apples.
The word 'zwei' is used as a numeral indicating quantity (the number 2).
Möchtest du zwei Stück Kuchen?
Would you like two pieces of cake?
Here, 'zwei' similarly acts as a cardinal numeral specifying a quantity.
Nur zwei Personen kamen zur Besprechung.
Only two people came to the meeting.
Again, 'zwei' serves as a numeral, emphasizing the count of individuals.
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