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Have you ever realized how you use the numbers in English everyday? Imagine how useful they can be in Spanish!

Learning the Numbers in Spanish 1-100 is a basic topic that can accelerate your progress,

and it is much easier if you take the time to identify the predictable patterns

that can be observed in the initial numbers in Spanish from 1 to 100.

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Let’s look at the Numbers in Spanish 1-100

In this numbers in Spanish worksheet initial section,

we will take a look at the numbers from 1 to 30 in detail;

Numbers in Spanish from 1 to 10:

1 one

2 - the

3 three

4-4

5 to 5

6 to 6

7 to 7

8 to 8

9 to 9

10 to 10

Now, let’s look at the numbers from 11 to 20

11 – once

12 - Sweet

13 - pass

14 to 14

15 – quince

16 to 16

17 to 17

18 to 18

19 to 19

20 to 20

Now, let’s look at the Spanish numbers from 21 to 30 (as you will notice, numbers between 21 and 29 are formed by the word “venti” and a regular number right next to it)

Let’s see:

21 to 21

22 to 22

23 to 23

24 to 24

25 to 25

26 to 26

27 to 27

28 to 28

29 to 29

30 to 30

Now, let’s review the numbers in Spanish from 31 to 100

After number 30, numbers in Spanish show a very consistent and predictable pattern.

Let’s see a few examples, try to notice the patterns:

38 - thirty-eight

43 - forty-three

72 - seventy-two

87 - eighty-seven

95 - ninety five

As you may have guessed,

these Spanish numbers are formed by the tens (30, 40, 50 …)

followed by the word “y” (which is similar to the word “and”, it works as a conjunction)

and another number from 1 to 9.

For example:

45 - forty five and

52 - fifty and Two

84 - eighty and four

First, let´s take a look at each 10 number increment (also known as tens):

10 to 10

20 to 20

30 to 30

40 - forty

50 - fifty

80 - eighty

90 - ninety

100 - Prices

Now, let’s review all the numbers from 31 to 100

31 to 31 32 - thirty-two 33 - thirty-three 34 - thirty-four 35 - thirty-five 36 - thirty-six 37 - thirty-seven 38 - thirty-eight 39 - thirty-nine 40 - forty 41 - forty-one 42 - forty-two 43 - forty-three 44 - forty-four 45 - forty five 46 - forty-six 47 - forty-seven 48 - forty eight 49 - forty-nine 50 - fifty 51 - fifty one 52 - fifty-two 53 - fifty-three 54 - fifty-four 55 - fifty-five 56 - fifty-six 57 - fifty-seven 58 - fifty-eight 59 - fifty-nine 60 - sixty 61 - sixty-one 62 - sixty-two 63 - sixty-three 64 - sixty-four 65 - sixty-five 66 - sixty-six 67 - sixty seven 68 - sixty-eight 69 - sixty-nine 70 - seventy 71 - seventy-one 72 - seventy and two 73 - seventy-three 74 - seventy-four 75 - seventy-five 76 - seventy-six 77 - seventy-seven

Learning the numbers in Spanish is time well spent when learning Spanish for beginners, because they are used often in everyday life.

As you can see learning the Numbers in Spanish 1-100 is much easier than most people think.

You only need to memorize the numbers from 1 to 20, understand the pattern of the numbers from 21 to 30;

and know how to construct the numbers in Spanish from 31 to 100.

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