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The numbers from 1 to 100 in Spanish

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Números del 1 al 100 en español

In this list you have all the numbers from 1 to 100 in Spanish. If you still don’t know what the numbers from 1 to 100 are like in Spanish, you can see and hear them in this article. And if you already know them but you need to brush up, it will be great to have this post at hand. Sometimes we forget the numbers from 10 to 30 or we get confused in writing them, so let’s take a look at them.

On the other hand, if you have children or you are a teacher and you want to teach the little ones (foreigners or Spaniards) the numbers from 1 to 100 in Spanish, you can use the videos below.

The numbers from 1 to 10 in Spanish

Let’s look at the numbers from 1 to 10 in Spanish

  • 1 – uno
  • 2 – dos
  • 3 – tres
  • 4 – cuatro
  • 5 – cinco
  • 6 – seis
  • 7 – siete
  • 8 – ocho
  • 9 – nueve
  • 10 – diez

Now we can move on to the next block of numbers in English

Numbers from 10 to 20 in Spanish

The numbers 10 to 20 are a little different from the numbers 1 to 10. You must use “dieci” followed by the single number. For example, 10+6 = sixteen, except for 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15.

  • 10 – diez
  • 11 – once
  • 12 – doce
  • 13 – trece
  • 14 – catorce
  • 15 – quince
  • 16 – diciseis
  • 17 – diecisiete
  • 18 – dieciocho
  • 19 – diecinueve
  • 20 – veinte

For all of the above issues I have looked for some youtube video to accompany the article. Not that I love it, but I watch it well enough to at least hear the pronunciation:

Pronunciation of the numbers from 1 to 20 in Spanish

Numbers from 20 to 69 in Spanish

To write the numbers from 20 to 69 in Spanish, just add the single number (units) to the tens number.

From 30 onwards “y” is used to “join” the two numbers. It is very easy but if it is not clear to you it is better that you take a look at the video below and you will be able to see one by one its pronunciation.

  • 21 – veinte (20) + uno (1) = veintiuno
  • 32– treinta (30) + dos (2) = treinta y dos
  • 43 – cuarenta (40) + tres (3) = cuarenta y tres
  • 54 – cincuenta (50) + cuatro (4) = cincuenta y cuatro
  • 69 – sesenta (60) + nueve (9) = sesenta y nueve

  • 21 – veintiuno
  • 22 – veintidos
  • 23 – veintitrés
  • 24 – veinticuatro
  • 25 – veinticinco
  • 26 – veintiseis
  • 27 – veintisiete
  • 28 – veintiocho
  • 29 – veintinueve
  • 30 – treinta
  • 31 – treinta y uno
  • 32 – treinta y dos
  • 33 – treinta y tres
  • 34 – treinta y cuatro
  • 35 – treinta y cinco
  • 36 – treinta y seis
  • 37 – treinta y siete
  • 38 – treinta y ocho
  • 39 – treinta y nueve
  • 40 – cuarenta
  • 41 – cuarenta y uno
  • 42 – cuarenta y dos
  • 43 – cuarenta y tres
  • 44 – cuarenta y cuatro
  • 45 – cuarenta y cinco
  • 46 – cuarenta y seis
  • 47 – cuarenta y siete
  • 48 – cuarenta y ocho
  • 49 – cuarenta y nueve
  • 50 – cincuenta
  • 51 – cincuenta y uno
  • 52 – cincuenta y dos
  • 53 – cincuenta y tres
  • 54 – cincuenta y cuatro
  • 55 – cincuenta y cinco
  • 56 – cincuenta y seis
  • 57 – cincuenta y siete
  • 58 – cincuenta y ocho
  • 59 – cincuenta y nueve
  • 60 – sesenta
  • 61 – sesenta y uno
  • 62 – sesenta y dos
  • 63 – sesenta y tres
  • 64 – sesenta y cuatro
  • 65 – sesenta y cinco
  • 66 – sesenta y seis
  • 67 – sesenta y siete
  • 68 – sesenta y ocho
  • 69 – sesenta y nueve

What about number 20 and 30?

  • Sometimes Spaniards pronounce it fast and you will hear “vente”, “ventiuno” “trenta” “trenta y uno”…. but this form is incorrect.
  • You should write veinte, veintiuno, veintidos… treinta, treinta y uno, treinta y dos… which is the correct form.

Numbers from 70 to 100 in Spanish

Los números después del 69 siguen la misma regla.

The numbers after 69 follow the same rule.
The number 70 in Spanish is “setenta”. You will notice that when you want to say 71, 72, 73…. you just keep adding the single number.

  • 70 – setenta
  • 71 – sententa y uno
  • 72 – setenta y dos
  • 73 – setenta y tres
  • 74 – setenta y cuatro
  • 75 – setenta y cinco
  • 76 – setenta y seis
  • 77 – setenta y siete
  • 78 – setenta y ocho
  • 79 – seventy-nine

The same is done with the 80 numbers.

  • 80 – ochenta
  • 81 – ochenta y uno
  • 82 – ochenta y dos
  • 83 – ochenta y tres
  • 84 – ochenta y cuatro
  • 85 – ochenta y cinco
  • 86 – ochenta y seis
  • 87 – ochenta y siete
  • 88 – ochenta y ocho
  • 89 – ochenta y nueve

  • 90 – noventa
  • 91 – noventa y uno
  • 92 – noventa y dos
  • 93 – noventa y tres
  • 94 – noventa y cuatro
  • 95 – noventa y cinco
  • 96 – noventa y seis
  • 97 – noventa y siete
  • 98 – noventa y ocho
  • 99 – noventa y nueve

It is not easy! It is not difficult either, with a little practice it is easy to remember, if we compare it with the composition of the numbers from 1 to 100 in French, it has less difficulty.

And a second part of the video, this time with the pronunciation of 10, 20, 30, 30, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 and 100. As we have said the pronounced numbers are very easy, just add the simple number after the hyphen.

The numbers 20 to 100 is Spanish, how do you pronounce them?

Summary / infographic numbers in English from 0-100

Here is an image summary of the numbers from 1 to 100 in Spanish.

numbers from 1 to 100 in Spanish
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