Numbers In Spanish - Los Números En Español

Learning how to count numbers is a fundamental part while learning a language. If you are a Spanish learner, then one of the best ways to learn is by setting small yet achievable goal.

Below you will find a handy chart of Spanish numbers and its pronunciation:

Numbers in Spanish

0 - Cero - Seh-roh

1 - Uno - Oo-noh

2 - Dos -Doh-s

3 - Tres - Treh-s

4 - Cuatro - Koo-ah-troh

5 - Cinco - Sin-koh

6 - Seis -Say-is

7 - Siete - see-eh-teh

8 - Ocho - Oh-Cho

9 - Nueve - Nu-eh-veh

10 - Diez - Dee-ehz

Now that you can spell the numbers from 0-10 in Spanish, let’s learn counting from 11-20.

Counting from 1-20, you can find that many of the numbers there share some similar sounds or syllables , just like in English.

Unlike English, the Spanish numbers from 21-29 have its own unique format, but after that its smooth sailing till 100.

After reaching 30, as with many other languages, you just need to learn the numbers 30,40,50, and so on, and combine them with the word and (y in Spanish) and the numbers 1 through 9 – which you’ve already learned, Bravo!

Counting from 31 to 100…

Counting from 31-100 follows a similar pattern which you will see below. You simply need to learn the names for 30,40,50,60 and so on… and combine them with ‘and’ (y en español) & the numbers 1 to 9.

Now let’s see the pattern in action..

Now you Know the counting in Spanish..

That is how you can count in Spanish, o to trillion. Feeling Smarter? You should. Now you can practice the Spanish numbers by counting up your everyday life. Examples : Two dogs, 12 months, 365 days, 8 buttons on a shirt, etc..

EXERCISE

1. Write down the numbers from 1-100.

2. Do addition, subtraction, multiplication and division exercise to help you learn Spanish. Treinta y tres más once son cuarenta y cuatro.

3. What comes after exercises, doce, trece, ------ , quince.