| Welcome to Fun and Easy Spanish by SpanishPod101.com! |
| Did you know that "one billion" in American English isn’t equivalent to un billón in Spanish? |
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| Hola a todos. Soy Rosa. |
| Hi everyone! I’m Rosa. |
| And I’m (name). |
| In this lesson, you’ll learn how to use numbers in Spanish. |
| If you want to visit Spain or plan to move to the country for good, learning how to count, write, and pronounce numbers in Spanish is a must. |
| As you already know, numbers play a very important role in all of our lives, but things can get a little complicated if you don’t know how to use numbers in a different language. Don’t worry because that’s exactly what we’re going to teach you. |
| In this video you'll learn to count up to one hundred in Spanish. |
| Let’s start by learning how to say the numbers from 0 to 9. |
| You’re probably already familiar with these numbers, so we are just going to review them together. Just repeat after me: |
| Cero |
| "Zero" |
| [SLOW] Cero |
| Cero |
| Uno |
| "One" |
| [SLOW] Uno |
| Uno |
| Dos |
| "Two" |
| [SLOW] Dos |
| Dos |
| Tres |
| "Three" |
| [SLOW] Tres |
| Tres |
| Cuatro |
| "Four" |
| [SLOW] Cuatro |
| Cuatro |
| Cinco |
| "Five" |
| [SLOW] Cinco |
| Cinco |
| Seis |
| "Six" |
| [SLOW] Seis |
| Seis |
| Siete |
| "Seven" |
| [SLOW] Siete |
| Siete |
| Ocho |
| "Eight" |
| [SLOW] Ocho |
| Ocho |
| Rosa: |
| Nueve |
| "Nine" |
| [SLOW] Nueve |
| Nueve |
| Now we will learn the numbers from 10 to 99. |
| Diez |
| "Ten" |
| [SLOW] Diez |
| Diez |
| Once |
| "Eleven" |
| [SLOW] Once |
| Once |
| Doce |
| "Twelve" |
| [SLOW] Doce |
| Doce |
| Trece |
| "Thirteen" |
| [SLOW] Trece |
| Trece |
| Catorce |
| "Fourteen" |
| [SLOW] Catorce |
| Catorce |
| Quince |
| "Fifteen" |
| [SLOW] Quince |
| Quince |
| Dieciséis |
| "Sixteen" |
| [SLOW] Dieciséis |
| Dieciséis |
| Diecisiete |
| "Seventeen" |
| [SLOW] Diecisiete |
| Diecisiete |
| Dieciocho |
| "Eighteen" |
| [SLOW] Dieciocho |
| Dieciocho |
| Diecinueve |
| "Nineteen" |
| [SLOW] Diecinueve |
| Diecinueve |
| Veinte |
| "Twenty" |
| [SLOW] Veinte |
| Veinte |
| Veintiuno |
| "Twenty-one" |
| [SLOW] veintiuno |
| Veintiuno |
| Veintidós |
| "Twenty-two" |
| [SLOW] Veintidós |
| Veintidós |
| Veintitrés |
| "Twenty-three" |
| [SLOW] Veintitrés |
| Veintitrés |
| Veinticuatro |
| "Twenty-four" |
| [SLOW] Veinticuatro |
| Veinticuatro |
| Veinticinco |
| "Twenty-five" |
| [SLOW] Veinticinco |
| Veinticinco |
| Veintiséis |
| "Twenty-six" |
| [SLOW] Veintiséis |
| Veintiséis |
| Veintisiete |
| "Twenty-seven" |
| [SLOW] Veintisiete |
| Veintiocho |
| "Twenty-eight" |
| [SLOW] Veintiocho |
| Veintinueve |
| "Twenty-nine" |
| [SLOW] Veintinueve |
| Treinta |
| "Thirty" |
| [SLOW] Treinta |
| Treinta |
| Treinta y uno |
| "Thirty-one" |
| [SLOW] Treinta y uno |
| Treinta y uno |
| Treinta y dos |
| "Thirty-two" |
| [SLOW] Treinta y dos |
| Treinta y dos |
| Treinta y tres |
| "Thirty-three" |
| [SLOW] Treinta y tres |
| Treinta y tres |
| Cuarenta |
| "Forty" |
| [SLOW] Cuarenta |
| Cuarenta |
| Cuarenta y uno |
| "Forty-one" |
| [SLOW] Cuarenta y uno |
| Cuarenta y uno |
| Cuarenta y dos |
| "Forty-two" |
| [SLOW] Cuarenta y dos |
| Cuarenta y dos |
| Cincuenta |
| "Fifty" |
| [SLOW] Cincuenta |
| Cincuenta |
| Sesenta |
| "Sixty" |
| [SLOW] Sesenta |
| Sesenta |
| Setenta |
| "Seventy" |
| [SLOW] Setenta |
| Setenta |
| Ochenta |
| "Eighty" |
| [SLOW] Ochenta |
| Ochenta |
| Noventa |
| "Ninety" |
| [SLOW] Noventa |
| Noventa |
| It’s time for the numbers up to one thousand. |
| But first, here are a few things to keep in mind. |
| Remember that although one hundred is |
| cien |
| in Spanish, in the subsequent numbers, cien changes to ciento and is then followed by the remaining digits. For example, 101 is |
| Ciento uno |
| "One hundred one" |
| [SLOW] Ciento uno |
| Ciento uno |
| and |
| One hundred eighty-seven would be |
| Ciento ochenta y siete. |
| "One hundred eighty-seven" |
| [SLOW] Ciento ochenta y siete. |
| Ciento ochenta y siete. |
| As you can see, it’s quite different from the English language in that hundreds are written in one word. For example, doscientos (one word) |
| means "two hundred" (two words) |
| [SLOW] Doscientos |
| Doscientos |
| But what follows is similar to English wherein there’s a space and then the next number. For example, "eight hundred forty-two" would be |
| ochocientos cuarenta y dos in Spanish. |
| "Eight hundred forty-two" |
| [SLOW] Ochocientos cuarenta y dos |
| Ochocientos cuarenta y dos |
| Notice how the word "hundred" doesn't change in English, such as in one-hundred and two-hundred., but changes a little bit in Spanish. For example, for one hundred fifty-six, we’ll say |
| Ciento cincuenta y seis, |
| [SLOW] Ciento cincuenta y seis |
| Ciento cincuenta y seis |
| but for four hundred seventy, we’ll say |
| Cuatrocientos setenta. |
| [SLOW] Cuatrocientos setenta. |
| Cuatrocientos setenta. |
| As you can see, instead of ciento, we add the S at the end to make it plural when it’s more than one hundred. So it becomes cientos. |
| There are times where the number in front of cientos is the same word we learned from the start. For example, |
| Cuatrocientos |
| "Four hundred" |
| [SLOW] Cuatrocientos |
| Cuatrocientos |
| or ochocientos |
| "Eight hundred" |
| [SLOW] Ochocientos |
| Ochocientos |
| Some numbers that are a bit irregular are |
| Setecientos |
| "Seven hundred" |
| [SLOW] Setecientos |
| Setecientos |
| and novecientos |
| "Nine hundred" |
| [SLOW] Novecientos |
| Novecientos |
| They don’t exactly use the words |
| Siete |
| "Seven" |
| [SLOW] Siete |
| Siete |
| and nueve |
| "Nine" |
| [SLOW] Nueve |
| Nueve |
| Finally, the most irregular one, |
| Quinientos |
| "Five hundred" |
| [SLOW] Quinientos |
| Quinientos |
| sounds completely different than |
| Cinco |
| "Five" |
| [SLOW] Cinco |
| Cinco |
| and doesn't even end with |
| Cientos. |
| It’s a very unique number. |
| The words for hundreds can be either masculine or feminine, depending on the noun they’re modifying. |
| For example, T-shirts is a feminine word in Spanish, so for three hundred T-shirts we would say |
| Trescientas camisetas. |
| [SLOW] Trescientas camisetas. |
| Trescientas camisetas. |
| On the other hand, if we were talking about three hundred dishes, we would say |
| Trescientos platos. |
| [SLOW] Trescientos platos |
| Trescientos platos |
| You don’t need to worry about its gender if you’re just counting as it doesn’t really relate to any noun. |
| Now let’s begin reading numbers from 100 to 1,000 in Spanish: |
| Cien |
| "One hundred" |
| [SLOW] Cien |
| Cien |
| Ciento uno |
| "One hundred one" |
| [SLOW] Ciento uno |
| Ciento uno |
| Ciento dos |
| "One hundred two" |
| [SLOW] Ciento dos |
| Ciento dos |
| Ciento tres |
| "One hundred three" |
| [SLOW] Ciento tres |
| Ciento tres |
| Ciento diez |
| "One hundred ten" |
| [SLOW] Ciento diez |
| Ciento diez |
| In this lesson, you learned how to say numbers in Spanish, how to say ordinal numbers, how to give your phone number, how to say prices when shopping, and how to tell the time. |
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| That’s it for today! See you next time! |
| ¡Hasta la próxima! |
| See you next time! |
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