Numbers in French 1-100 French numbers 1-20 Apply our useful tips and learn how to count to from one hundred and beyond. While counting from 1-20 is very straight forward, the numbers 60-100 become much more complicated. You can also see the ordinal numbers here.The numbers in French 1-100 are much more complex than un, deux trois (one, two, three). A similar pattern can be followed with all the Spanish numbers from 16 to 19. For the numbers 16 through 19, you simply take the rightmost numeral and write “diez + y + siete = diez y siete” which contracts into “diecisiete” in the case of the number 16. wooden numbers on red paperĪnother important concept to be aware of as you learn your counting in Spanish is the teens numbers. This means that “un amigo” can mean either “a friend” or “one friend” and an easy way to determine which one is which is to look at the context. This may sound strange but there is a simple reason for this – “a” and “an” in Spanish is the same as “one” or “uno”.
In terms of agreement, the number “one” (uno), is actually the only number that must agree with the noun to which it refers. Numbers in Spanish 1-20Īs you progress in your Spanish journey and learn how to say numbers in Spanish, you will notice that the first 20 numbers are pronounced in a similar way to some of the higher numbers. They should not be too difficult to learn as many have similarities with English and other romantic languages such as Italian, Portuguese and French. This article will discuss the Spanish numbers up to 20. Learning even the most basic of numbers in Spanish can help you in many situations, such as discussing prices, describing an amount of something and much more. Since learning a new language is not only about memorizing words and grammar, there comes a time when you have to learn the numbers in Spanish 1-20 as well.
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