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Once you have assimilated these, perhaps you will be interested in clicking on the link at the end of the page which leads to Spanish numbers over one hundred. You may also be interested in the free e-book which you can download to help you learn the basics of Castilian Spanish - see further down the page for more details.
1 100 Numbers In Spanish - IntroductionBut let´s start with the number for one in Spanish - uno. It loses its o and becomes un when used before a masculine noun. When used before a feminine noun it changes to una. For example: - un niño ..... one boy You should use uno when counting generically, as in: - one, two, three, four, etc You should use un or una when counting specifically, as in: - one banana, one apple, etc So, having explained the various forms of one in Spanish and when to use them, let´s now get started on the list of 1 100 Numbers In Spanish.
Language Course Vacations ... 1 100 Numbers In Spanish - Cardinals 1-10- 1 : uno 1 100 Numbers In Spanish - Cardinals 11-20- 12 : doce - 13 : trece - 14 : catorce - 15 : quince - 16 : dieciséis - 17 : diecisiete - 18 : dieciocho - 19 : diecinueve - 20 : veinte The Spanish numbers 16 through to 19 are actually contractions. For example, the Spanish for 16 - dieciséis - literally means ten and six, but is joined together, as shown below: - dieciséis = diez y seis 1 100 Numbers In Spanish - Cardinals 21-30- 21 : veintiuno You will notice that, like the cardinal numbers 16 to 19, the Spanish numbers 21 to 29 are also contractions, but this time of the Spanish for twenty and one, etc. - veintiuno = veinte y uno 1 100 Numbers In Spanish - Cardinals 40-90Let us now look at the Spanish numbers, going up in tens, from 40 to 90. - 40 : cuarenta With these, you just have to add ... y uno, ... y dos, ... y tres onto them and they are not usually done as contractions. For example: - 41 : cuarenta y uno This pattern coninues all the way up to 99, which brings us up to our final number for this page - one hundred! 1 100 Numbers In Spanish - One HundredThe Spanish number for one hundred is cien and sometimes ciento. When there is exactly one hundred of something and the number is used with the noun - be it masculine or feminine - use the shortened form cien. For example: - cien euros (100 euros)
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