Afrikaans: ses (ses)
Albanian: gjashtë (jashtë)
Amharic: ስድስት (sədisət)
Arabic: ستة (sitta)
Armenian: վեց (vets)
Azerbaijani: altı (al-tuh)
Basque: sei (say)
Belarusian: шэсць (shestʲ)
Bengali: ছয় (chhôy)
Bosnian: šest (shest)
Bulgarian: шест (shest)
Burmese: ခြောက် (chauk)
Catalan: sis (sees)
Cebuano: unom (oo-nom)
Chichewa: zisanu (zee-sah-noo)
Chinese (Mandarin): 六 (liù)
Corsican: sei (say)
Croatian: šest (shest)
Czech: šest (shest)
Danish: seks (seks)
Dutch: zes (zes)
Dzongkha: དྲུག (drug)
Estonian: kuus (koos)
Fijian: ono (oh-no)
Finnish: kuusi (koo-see)
French: six (sees)
Galician: seis (say-ees)
Georgian: ექვსი (ekvsi)
German: sechs (zeks)
Greek: έξι (eksi)
Gujarati: છ (chh)
Haitian Creole: sis (sees)
Hausa: shida (shee-da)
Hebrew: שש (shesh)
Hindi: छह (cheh)
Hmong: rau (rao)
Hungarian: hat (hot)
Icelandic: sex (seks)
Igbo: isii (ee-see)
Indonesian: enam (e-nam)
Irish: sé (shay)
Italian: sei (say)
Japanese: 六 (roku)
Javanese: enem (e-nem)
Kannada: ಆರು (āru)
Kazakh: алты (al-ti)
Khmer: ប្រាំមួយ (pram muy)
Kinyarwanda: gatandatu (ga-tan-da-tu)
Korean: 육 (yuk)
Kurdish (Kurmanji): şeş (shesh)
Kyrgyz: алты (alty)
Lao: ຫົກ (hok)
Latvian: seši (seh-shi)
Lithuanian: šeši (she-shi)
Luxembourgish: sechs (zeks)
Macedonian: шест (shest)
Malagasy: enina (e-nee-na)
Malay: enam (e-nam)
Malayalam: ആറു (āṟu)
Maltese: sitta (seet-ta)
Maori: ono (oh-no)
Marathi: सहा (sahā)
Mongolian: зургаа (zurgáa)
Nepali: छ (chha)
Norwegian: seks (seks)
Oriya: ଛ (chhô)
Pashto: شپږ (shpagh)
Persian: شش (shesh)
Polish: sześć (sheshtʲ)
Portuguese: seis (say-ees)
Punjabi: ਛੇ (chhe)
Quechua: suqta (sooq-tah)
Romanian: șase (sha-se)
Russian: шесть (shestʲ)
Samoan: ono (oh-no)
Serbian: шест (shest)
Sesotho: tšeletseng (tse-let-sang)
Shona: nhanhatu (nanh-hah-too)
Sindhi: ڇهه (cha-huh)
Sinhala: හය (haya)
Slovak: šest (shest)
Slovenian: šest (shest)
Somali: lix (lix)
Spanish: seis (say-ees)
Sundanese: genep (geh-nuhp)
Swahili: sita (see-ta)
Swedish: sex (seks)
Tagalog: anim (ah-neem)
Tajik: шаш (shash)
Tamil: ஆறு (āṟu)
Telugu: ఆరు (āru)
Thai: หก (hok)
Tigrinya: ስድስት (sədisət)
Turkish: altı (al-tuh)
Turkmen: alty (al-tuh)
Ukrainian: шість (shi-estʲ)
Urdu: چھ (che)
Uzbek: olti (ol-tee)
Vietnamese: sáu (sow)
Yoruba: mẹfa (meh-fah)