Learn Spanish Numbers With Rocket Spanish

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How To Learn Spanish Nunmbers

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The Spanish numbers are not difficult to learn. Even when there are some exceptions in the way to form them, their construction follows rules that will allow students to learn them easily.

Here are the Spanish numbers:

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
21 – veintiuno
22 – veintidós
23 – veintitrés
24 – veinticuatro
25 – veinticinco
26 – veintiséis
27 – veintisiete
28 – veintiocho
29 – veintinueve
30 – treinta
31 – treinta y uno
32 – treinta y dos
33 – treinta y tres
40 – cuarenta
41 – cuarenta y uno
42 – cuarenta y dos
50 – cincuenta
60 – sesenta
70 – setenta
80 – ochenta
90 – noventa
100 – cien
101 – ciento uno
102 – ciento dos
110 – ciento diez
111 – ciento once
200 – doscientos
201 – doscientos uno
202 – doscientos dos
211 – doscientos once
276 – doscientos setenta y seis
300 – trescientos
400 – cuatrocientos
500 – quinientos
600 – seiscientos
700 – setecientos
800 – ochocientos
900 – novecientos
1.000 – mil
1.011 – mil once
1.111 – mil ciento once
2.000 – dos mil
3.000.003 – tres millones tres

Ordinal Numbers in Spanish

So far I’ve only talked about cardinal numbers – one, two, three, etc. It’s also important to learn the ordinal numbers – first, second, third, fourth, etc. Here are the first ten:

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

Ordinal numbers are adjectives that must agree with the noun – although, unlike most Spanish adjectives, they go before the noun, not after:

el segundo libro = the second book
la segunda persona = the second person
los primeros carros = the first cars
las primeras flores = the first flowers

Note that primero and tercero drop the “o” before a singular masculine noun:

el primer día = the first day
el tercer hijo = the third son

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