How do you say the numbers 1000 in Spanish?
How do you say the numbers 1000 in Spanish?
1000 in Spanish is mil & it’s plural unlike 100 (ciento) becomes cientos, mil stays mil & not miles.
How do you count to hundreds in Spanish?
To count by hundreds, the plural form of ciento is used – cientos – along with the appropriate number, and it is written as one word. Observe the slight irregularities in quinientos, setecientos and novecientos.
How do you say 30 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 |
|---|---|
| 29 | veintinueve |
| 30 | treinta |
| 31 | treinta y uno |
| 32 | treinta y dos |
How do you count from 1000 to 100 in Spanish?
Here’s how to say the numbers 100 – 1,000 in Spanish:
- 100 – cien.
- 101 – ciento uno.
- 102 – ciento dos.
- 200 – doscientos (-as)
- 300 – trescientos(-as)
- 400 – cuatrocientos(-as)
- 500 – quinientos(-as)
- 600 – seiscientos(-as)
How to spell Spanish numbers?
1. uno
How to count in Spanish?
– One (1) is uno (OO-noh). – Two (2) is dos (dohs). – Three (3) is tres (trehs). – Four (4) is cuatro (KWAHT-roh). – Five (5) is cinco (SEENK-oh).
What are the numbers in Spanish?
Spanish numbers are based on Arabic numerals (0-9), just as in English. Therefore, although they have some “peculiarities”, like gender and apocopation, they are relatively easy to learn. The Arabic numerical system, incidentally, was introduced to Europe by Spanish and Portuguese Jesuits .
What is the Spanish number system?
Spanish numbers belong to an Indo-Arabic based decimal system, although the history of the number system is much more ancient. The Babylonians used cuneiform writing as observed in the Code of Hammurabi ( Babylonian law code) and the Egyptians used hieroglyphs symbols to represent numbers.
