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setecient as personas – “seven hundred people”.These numbers have masculine and feminine forms, and so they must agree with the noun: (Note that you don't need to add y after ciento – it's ciento uno, not ciento y uno.)įor numbers from 200 to 999, you must first learn the multiples of 100. It includes fun, easy to follow lessons on Spanish numbers. Want to learn Spanish fast? Then check out our favourite Spanish course, SpanishPod101. 100 – cien (note the link with English words like “ century” or “per cent“.).zero – cero (this one should be easy to remember!).The only extra thing to be aware of is that numbers from 21-29 get contracted into a single word – so instead of “veinte y cuatro”, it's “veinticuatro”.For numbers above twenty, simply take the “tens” number (veinte, treinta, etc.) and the “ones” number (uno, dos, etc.) and stick y (“and”) in the middle.This is much like how in English 16 is “six-ten” i.e. 17 = “diez + y + siete” = “diez y siete”, which contracts to diecisiete. For numbers from 16-19, take the rightmost digit and say “diez + y + (digit)”.

Then, you can fill in the gaps with a simple formula: Other than veinte (again), they all have a clear relationship with the related smaller number: cuatro cuarenta, ocho ochenta, etc.Other than veinte, they all end in -enta.

Learn the numbers for the multiples of ten: veinte, treinta, cuarenta, cincuenta, sesenta, setenta, ochenta, noventa.

There's no real pattern, you just have to learn them: uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez, once, doce, trece, catorce, quince. I recommend you follow these steps to get all the numbers into your head: Take the numbers fro the multiples of ten (20, 30, 40, …), an “and” and the second number: 40 + and + 3 = 43 (cuarenta + y + tres = cuarenta y tres) 60 + and + 8 = 68 (sesenta + y + ocho = sesenta y ocho).Īnd after understanding the workflow, play bingo, read phone numbers and use numbers as often as you can!Ĭome back to for more articles about languages and studying abroad.įollow us on Facebook and Twitter and don’t miss another article on CourseFinders.Take a look and try to spot the patterns. Here you can think about the clear relationship with smaller numbers, like cuatro – cuarenta and cinco – cincuenta.įor numbers from 16 to 19 you have to think like that: 10 + and + 7 = 17 (diez + y + siete = diez y siete).įor numbers above 20 it is nearly the same thing. There is no trick or something else: You just have to learn them.Īfter that you could take a look at the numbers for the multiples of ten: veinte, treinta, cuarenta, cincuenta, sesenta, setenta, ochenta and noventa. Noventa y uno – noventa y dos – noventa y tres – noventa y cuatro – noventa y cinco – noventa y seis – noventa y siete – noventa y ocho – noventa y nueve – cien How can you learn them?įirst of all, start with the numbers 1 – 15. Ochenta y uno – ochenta y dos – ochenta y tres – ochenta y cuatro – ochenta y cinco – ochenta y seis – ochenta y siete – ochenta y ocho – ochenta y nueve – noventa 91 – 100

Setenta y uno – setenta y dos – setenta y tres – setenta y cuatro – setenta y cinco – setenta y seis – setenta y siete – setenta y ocho – setenta y nueve – ochenta 81 – 90 Sesenta y uno – sesenta y dos – sesenta y tres – sesenta y cuatro – sesenta y cinco – sesenta y seis – sesenta y siete – sesenta y ocho – sesenta y nueve – setenta 71 – 80 Treinta y uno – treinta y dos – treinta y tres – treinta y cuatro – treinta y cinco – treinta y seis – treinta y siete – treinta y ocho – treinta y nueve – cuarenta 41 – 50Ĭuartena y uno – cuarenta y dos – cuarenta y tres – cuarenta y cuatro – cuarenta y cinco – cuarenta y seis – cuarenta y siete – cuarenta y ocho – cuarenta y nueve – cincuenta 51 – 60Ĭincuenty y uno – cincuenta y dos – – cincuenta y tres – cincuenta y cuatro – cincuenta y cinco – cincuenta y seis – cincuenta y siete – cincuenta y ocho – cincuenta y nueve – sesenta 61 – 70 Veintiuno – veintidós – vientitrés – vienticuatro – veinticinco – veintiséis – veintisiete – veintiocho – veintinueve – treinta 31 – 40 Once – doce – trece – catorce – quince – dieciséis – diecisiete – dieciocho – diecinueve – veinte 21 – 30 Zero – uno – dos – tres – cuatro – cinco – seis – siete – ocho – nueve – diez 11 – 20 So the best thing is to start with the first 100. You need them in a restaurant or in a shop (prices), but also when you talk about yourself (birthday, age, etc). As a Spanish learner it is also important to learn the numbers.