Numbers in Spanish
Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world, and is the native tongue in 20 different countries! In the United States, there are more than 40 million Spanish speakers. Learning Spanish is a valuable asset both personally and professionally. Many new language learners will test out a language by first reciting numbers in that language. Numbers in Spanish aren’t particularly tricky, and you should be able to pick them up rather quickly.
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How to Say the Numbers in Spanish
Counting to 20 in Spanish is a common place to start when you first begin learning the language. It’s an easy first step, and one that will be useful later on. And everyone uses numbers to tell time, to order items, to speak regarding currency. It’s a valuable thing to know. Here are numbers in Spanish from 1-20.
- One = uno
- Two = dos
- Three = tres
- Four = cuatro
- Five = cinco
- Six = seis
- Seven = siete
- Eight = ocho
- Nine = nueve
- Ten = diez
- Eleven = once
- Twelve = doce
- Thirteen = trece
- Fourteen = catorce
- Fifteen = quince
- Sixteen = dieciséis
- Seventeen = diecisiete
- Eighteen = dieciocho
- Nineteen = decinueve
- Twenty = veinte
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After you have conquered Spanish numbers, you will learn to pronounce basic words and short phrases, and eventually move on to longer phrases that make up so much of our everyday conversations. Rosetta Stone has brief, 10-minute lessons which are built in just this way—first teaching the basics, then tackling the longer phrases. This approach helps you acquire the skills to speak Spanish with confidence.
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