What are the cardinal numbers in Spanish?
When to Use Cardinal Numbers in Spanish “Cardinal numbers” is just a fancy name for the regular numbers we know and use, such as uno, dos and trés (one, two, and three). We use cardinal numbers in Spanish in the following situations: to tell the time when somebody asks “¿Qué hora es?” (“What time is it?”) to count.
How do you say all the numbers in Spanish 1 100?
Spanish Numbers 1-100
- uno(oo-no)
- dos(dose)
- tres(trace)
- cuatro(kwat-ro)
- cinco(sink-o)
- seis(saze)
- siete(see-yet-eh)
- ocho(och-o)
How do you count to 1000000 in Spanish?
So you’ll say:
- 1,000 – mil.
- 2,000 – dos mil.
- 3,000 – tres mil.
- …
- 1,000,000 – un millón.
How do you count to 15 in Spanish?
Winston Churchill, a man to whom the fate of Britain was being entrusted, suffered from major depressive episodes that he used to call them Spanish numbers 1-20….
cero zero | uno one | dos two |
---|---|---|
doce twelve | trece thirteen | catorce fourteen |
quince fifteen | dieciséis sixteen | diecisiete seventeen |
What number is Cuarto?
Numbers in Spanish
number | cardinal | ordinal |
---|---|---|
4 | cuatro | cuarto /-a |
5 | cinco | quinto /-a |
6 | seis | sexto /-a |
7 | siete | séptimo /-a |
How do you count to 40 in Spanish?
Now that you’ve seen the Spanish numbers 1 to 50, you’re sure to be getting the hang of counting in Spanish!…Spanish numbers 21-50.
Numeral | In Spanish |
---|---|
39 | treinta y nueve |
40 | cuarenta |
41 | cuarenta y uno |
42 | cuarenta y dos |
How Do You Spell 1120461 in Spanish?
one thousand one hundred twenty and four hundred sixty-one thousandths.
How do you count from 1 to 12 in Spanish?
There’s no real pattern, you just have to learn them: uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez, once, doce, trece, catorce, quince.