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Hola a todos! Soy Lucia. Hi everybody! I’m Lucia. Welcome to SpanishPod101.com’s Español en tres minutos. The fastest, easiest, and most fun way to learn Spanish.
In the last lesson, we learned some words used when apologizing in Spanish, including disculpe and perdone. In this lesson we are going to learn numbers in Spanish.
Yes, numbers! los números! From one to ten. And you are going to learn them in only three minutes, tres minutos!
Are you ready? Let’s start!
Uno.
[slowly] uno.
Dos.
[slowly] dos.
Tres.
[slowly] tres.
Cuatro.
[slowly] cuatro.
Cinco.
[slowly] cinco.
Seis.
[slowly] seis.
Siete.
[slowly] siete.
Ocho.
[slowly] ocho.
Nueve.
[slowly] nueve.
Diez.
[slowly] diez.
Okay, now repeat after me. I'll say the numbers and give you time to repeat each one.
Uno
Dos
Tres
Cuatro
Cinco
Seis
Siete
Ocho
Nueve
Diez
Great job!
What is before uno? Do you know? It’s similar to English but has a slightly different pronunciation: cero.
[slowly] cero.
You don’t have any more excuses! Now, you can give your phone number to friends in Spanish!
Let’s try it together.
We’ll use the phrase Mi número es, which means “my number is:”
[slowly] Mi número es.
Mi número es,
Nueve, tres, cinco, cinco, cuatro, dos, siete, seis, uno, ocho.
Now it’s time for Lucia’s Insights.
When we go to the post office in Perú, we sometimes have to stand in line with a number. When it's your turn, they will scream Número uno! Número dos! and so on. Learn your numbers well so you can be ready!
Do you know the Spanish word for a hundred? Here's a hint – It's similar to a common English word! In the next lesson we are going to learn the numbers from ten to one hundred in Spanish. Your task now is to practice the numbers we studied in this lesson, from uno to diez!!
Hasta la próxima! See you soon!

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