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Spanish Numbers

Learn how to count in Spanish and improve your spanish vocabulary easily. On this page you can learn how to form spanish numbers and their pronunciations.

Divided into two sections, you can find spanish cardinal numbers and spanish ordinal numbers, plus audio files and videos to hear them spoken clearly in Spanish.

Spanish Numbers : The Cardinal numbers

Learning spanish numbers pronunciation is simple, just click on the icon next to the numbers in order to hear the numbers said in Spanish.

Spanish numbers - 0 to 20
0 cero	1 uno	2 dos	3 tres	4 cuatro	5 cinco	6 seis
7 siete	8 ocho	9 nueve	10 diez	11 once	12 doce	13 trece
14 catorce	15 quince	16 dieciséis	17 diecisiete	18 dieciocho	19 diecinueve	20 veinte

Spanish numbers - 21 to 30
21 veintiuno	22 veintidós	23 veintitres	24 veinticuatro	25 veinticinco
26 veintiseis	27 veintisiete	28 veintiocho	29 veintinueve	30 treinta

Spanish numbers - 40 to 90
40 cuarenta	50 cincuenta	60 sesenta
70 setenta	80 ochenta	90 noventa

Spanish numbers bigger tan 100
100 cien	101 ciento uno	200 doscientos	300 trescientos
1,000 mil	2,000 dos mil	1,000,000 un millón	2,000,000 dos millones

NOTES:
In some cases, the use of Spanish cardinal numbers can be confusing for persons who are starting to learn Spanish, because some numbers may vary conforming to the gender of the nouns that they precede.

For example, when counting you must use "uno"
- uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco...

However, if the number precedes a masculine noun, the number "uno" becomes "un" :
- un perro (one dog)
- un lapiz (one pencil)

If the number precedes a feminine noun, the number "uno" becomes "una" :
- una taza (one cup)
- una niña (one girl)

Examples and Pronunciation in Spanish:

10,724

Diez mil setecientos veinticuatro

100,999

Cien mil novecientos noventa y nueve

1'250,215

Un millón doscientos cincuenta mil doscientos quince

14,627

Catorce mil seiscientos veintisiete

Videos of Spanish Numbers:

Spanish Numbers 0-9

Spanish Numbers 30-100

Spanish Numbers : The Ordinal numbers

Cardinal numbers are the form most often used and ordinal numbers might be thought of as their adjective form.

Spanish ordinal numbers
first primero	second segundo	third tercero	fourth cuarto	fifth quinto
sixth sexto	seventh séptimo	eighth octavo	ninth noveno	tenth décimo

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