- Afrikaans: twee (af)
- Ainu: ツ゜ (tu)
- Albanian: dy (sq)
- Alutiiq: mal'uk
- American Sign Language:
- Amharic: ሁለት (hulät) (numeral: ፪)
- Amuzgo: bè
- Arabic: اثنان (’ithnaan), (numeral: ٢)
- Egyptian: اتنين (’itneen)
- Moroccan: جوج (žūž)
- Aramaic:
- Syriac: ܬܪܝܢ (trēn) m., ܬܪܬܝܢ (tartēn) f.
- Hebrew: תרין (trēn) m., תרתין (tartēn) f.
- Armenian: երկու (hy) (erku), երկուս (hy) (erkus)
- Aromanian: doi
- Assamese: দুই (as) (dui)
- Asturian: dos (ast)
- Aymara: paya
- Azeri: iki (az)
- Bashkir: ике (ike)
- Basque: bi (eu)
- Belarusian: два (be) (dva) m.
- Bengali: দুই (dui) (numeral: ২)
- Bosnian: dva (bs) m. and n.
- Breton: daou (br) m., div (br) f.
- Bulgarian: две (bg) (dve)
- Burmese: နှစ် (my) (hnit) (numeral: ၂)
- Catalan: dos (ca) m., dues (ca) f.
- Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵙⵉⵏ (sin) m.
- Chamicuro: ma'pojta
- Chechen: шиъ (ši’)
- Cherokee: ᏔᎵ (chr) (tali)
- Chinese:
- Bai: 二 (ko)
- Cantonese: 二 (yi6), 两
- Gan: 二 (ě)
- Hakka: please add this translation if you can
- Mandarin: 二 (cmn) (èr), 两 (cmn) (liǎng) (numeral: 貳)
- Min Bei: 二 (ni)
- Min Dong: 两 (lang)
- Teochew: ri6, no6
- Wu: 二 (lia)
- Cornish: dew (kw) m., diw (kw) f.
- Corsican: please add this translation if you can
- Crimean Tatar: eki
- Czech: dva (cs), dvě (cs)
- Danish: to (da)
- Dena'ina: nutiha
- Dolgan: икки (ikki)
- Dutch: twee (nl)
- Erzya: кавто (kavto)
- Esperanto: du (eo) (1), dua (eo) (2)
- Estonian: kaks (et)
- Faroese: tveir (fo) m., tvær (fo) f., tvey (fo) n.
- Archaic: tvá m., tógva m.
- Fijian: rua (fj)
- Finnish: kaksi (fi)
- French: deux (fr)
- Friulian: doi, dôs
- Ga: enyɔ̃, enyɔ
- Galician: dous (gl)
- Garífuna: biñá, biama, bián
- Georgian: ორი (ka) (ori)
- German: zwei (de), zwo (de)
- Greek: δύο (el) (dýo)
- Guaraní: mokõi (gn)
- Gujarati: please add this translation if you can: (numeral: ૨)
- Haitian Creole: de
- Hawaiian: lua
- Hebrew: שתיים (štáyim) f. (used for numbering), שניים (šnáyim) m.
- Hindi: दो (hi) (do) (numeral: २)
- Hopi: lööyöʼ
- Hungarian: kettő (hu), két (hu)
- Icelandic: tveir (is) m., tvær (is) f., tvö (is) n.
- Ido: du (io)
- Ilocano: dua
- Indonesian: dua (id)
- Balinese: dadua
- Javanese: loro (jv)
- Minangkabau: duo
- Interlingua: duo (ia)
- Irish: dó (ga), (when counting objects) dhá (ga), (when counting people) beirt (ga)
- Italian: due (it)
- Japanese: 二 (ja) (に, ni), 二つ (ja) (ふたつ, futatsú), ２ (ja)
- Kalaallisut: marluk
- Kannada: please add this translation if you can: (numeral: ೨)
- Karachay-Balkar: эки (eki)
- Karelian: kaksi
- Kazakh: екі (kk) (eki)
- Khakas: ікі (íkí)
- Khmer: ពីរ (pī) (numeral: ២)
- Komi: кык (kyk)
- Korean: 둘 (dul) / 두 (du); 이 (二, i)
- Kumyk: эки (eki)
- Kurdish: du (ku), دو (ku)
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- Kyrgyz: эки (ky) (eki)
- Lao: ສອງ (lo) (sööng) (numeral: ໒)
- Latgalian: div
- Latin: duo (la) m. and n., duae (la) f.
- Latvian: divi (lv), divas (lv)
- Lithuanian: du (lt) m., dvi (lt) f.
- Livonian: kakš
- Lojban: re
- Luxembourgish: zwee (lb), zwéin (lb), zwou (lb)
- Macedonian: два (mk) (dva)
- Malagasy: roa (mg)
- Malay: dua (ms)
- Malayalam: രണ്ട് (ml)
- Maltese: tnejn (mt)
- Manchu: juwe
- Manx: daa (gv), ghaa (gv)
- Maori: rua (mi)
- Mapudungun: epu
- Marathi: दोन (mr)
- Mari: кокыт (kokyt)
- Maricopa: xavik
- Marshallese: ruo (mh)
- Mi'kmaq: dabu
- Mongolian: хоёр (khoyor), ᠬᠣᠶᠠᠷ (qoyar) (numeral: ᠒)
- Montagnais: nishᵘ
- Nahuatl: ome
- Navajo: naaki
- Northern Sami: guokte (se)
- Norwegian: to (no)
- Novial: du
- O'odham: go:k
- Occitan: dos m., doas f.
- Old Church Slavonic: дъва (dŭva) m.
- Old English: twēġen m., twā f/n
- Oriya: ଦୁଇ (dui) (numeral: ୨)
- Persian: دو (do) (numeral: ۲)
- Polish: dwa (pl)
- Portuguese: dois (pt) m., duas (pt) f.
- Punjabi: ਦੋ (dō) (numeral: ੨)
- Rohingya: dui
- Romani: dui
- Romanian: doi (ro) m., două (ro) f.
- Russian: два (ru) (dva) m. and n., две (ru) (dve) f., двое (ru) (dvóje) (collective)
- Sanskrit: द्वि (sa) (dvi)
- Saterland Frisian: two
- Scots: twa
- Scottish Gaelic: dà (gd) (before nouns), dhà (gd) (free-standing), (persons) dithis (gd) f.
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: два̑ (sh)
- Roman: dvȃ (sh)
- Sichuan Yi: ꑍ (nyip)
- Sicilian: dui (scn)
- Sindhi: ٻَه (ba)
- Sinhala: දෙක (dheka)
- Slovak: dvaja (sk), dva (sk), dve (sk)
- Slovene: dve (sl), dva (sl)
- Southern Altai: эки (eki)
- Spanish: dos (es)
- Swedish: två (sv)
- Tachelhit: sin m., snat f.
- Tagalog: dalawá
- Tajik: ду (tg) (du)
- Tamil: இரண்டு (ta) (iraṇṭu) (numeral: ௨)
- Taos: wí’iną
- Tatar: ике (tt), ike (tt)
- Telugu: రెండు (te) (remddu) (numeral: ౨)
- Tetum: rua
- Thai: สอง (th) (sááwng) (numeral: ๒ (th))
- Tibetan: གཉིས (gnyis) (numeral: ༢)
- Tok Pisin: tupela (tpi)
- Tongan: ua
- Tupinambá: mokõî
- Turkish: iki (tr)
- Turkmen: iki (tk)
- Tzutujil: ka’i
- Ukrainian: два (uk) (dva) m., дві (dvi) f., двоє (dvóje, collective), двійко (dvíjko, colloquial), двієчко (dvíječko, colloquial diminutive)
- Urdu: دو (do)
- Uyghur: ئىككى (ug)
- Uzbek: ikki (uz)
- Veps: kaks'
- Vietnamese: hai (vi)
- Volapük: tel (vo)
- Votic: kahsi / кахси
- Võro: katś
- Walloon: deus
- Welsh: dau (cy) m., dwy (cy) f.
- West Frisian: twa
- Western Apache: naki
- Yakut: икки (ikki)
- Yiddish: צוויי (yi) (tsvey)
- Zhuang: 二 (ngeih), 双 (song)
- Zuni: kwili
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