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39 Cards in this Set
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cuarenta
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40
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cincuenta
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50
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sesenta
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60
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setenta
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70
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ochenta
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80
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noventa
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90
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diez y seis son dieciseis
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16
numbers after 15, quince, are formed by combining numbers 10+6=16 |
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veinte y dos
veintidos |
21
The numbers from 16 to 19 and from 21 to 29 are expressed as one word; 22 |
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treinta y cuatro
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numbers from 31 to 99 are in format treinta y uno to noventa y nueve |
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ciento diez
doscientos veinte trescientos quince |
in english we say one hundred and ten. spanish does not use y to connect hundreds and the following number. 110, 220, 315
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veintiun anos
treinta y un libros cincuenta y un gatos sesenta y un hombres noventa y un amigos |
21 years
31 books 51 cats 61 men 91 friends When a masculine noun follows the number 21, 31, 41, 51, 61, 71, 81, or 91, the o is dropped from uno |
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una mujer
una nina una amiga |
when a feminine noun follows a number ending in uno (english one) the feminine form is una
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cien
ciento uno ciento cincuenta ciento noventa y nueve |
The number 100 in spanish uses the following pattern.
100 101 150 199 |
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cien libros
cien casas cien hombres cien mujeres |
100 books
100 houses 100 men 100 women cien becomes ciento if it is followed by any number less than itself. Before all nouns, masculine or feminine it remains cien |
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doscientos hoteles
doscientas puertas trescientos gatos trescientas tiendas cuatrocientos trenes cuatrocientas luces quinientos animales quinientas flores seiscientos arboles seiscientas fiestas setecientos barcos setecientas plantas ochocientos suenos ochocientas mesas novecientos espejos novecientas siestas |
200 hotels
200 doors 300 cats 300 stores 400 trains 400 lights 500 animals 500 flowers 600 trees 600 parties 700 boats 700 plants 800 dreams 800 tables 900 mirrors 900 naps |
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mil
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1.000
spanish numbers beginning with 1,000,mil, are not counted in hundreds |
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mil anos
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1000 years
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dos mil anos
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2000 years
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un million de
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1.000.000
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un million de dolares
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a million dollars
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dos millones de
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2.000.000
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dos milliones de preguntas
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two million questions
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mil novecientos noventa y dos
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1992
spanish does not count in hundreds after 1,000. The number 1992 is formed by combining 1,000 +900+92 |
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dos mil seis
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2006
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Hay miles de personas en el restaurante.
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There are tons of people in the restaurant. The plural miles is used only to refer to a large but inexact amount, the way English uses tons.
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noventa dolares y veinticinco centavos
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$90,25
Note that spanish uses the period to separate thousands, the comma is used to indicate decimals |
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primero
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first
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segundo
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second
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tercero
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third
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cuarto
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fourth
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quinto
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fifth
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sexto
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sixth
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septimo
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seventh
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octavo
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eighth
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noveno
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ninth
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decimo
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tenth
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el primer hombre
la primera mujer |
the first man
the first woman ordinal numbers in spanish precede the noun and agree in gender with the noun they describe the first man the first woman primero and tercero drop the o before a masculine noun. el primer piso, el tercer piso |
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el segundo mes
la segunda parte |
the second month
the second part |
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el piso catorce
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Beginning with the ordinal number eleveth, state the noun first, then the cardinal number. Thus eleventh street is expressed as la called once
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