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Numbers in Spanish (Los Números en Español)Numbers in Spanish are called, like in English, according to their function: numbers for counting have one sort of name, numbers for order have another name.
Cardinal Numbers in SpanishThese are called "cardinal", or "números cardinales". These are the numbers we use to count or identify stuff: one, two, ten, fifty, etc... You get my drift, don't you? Here is a list of cardinal numbers in Spanish, with pronunciation in audio. Remember, the play buttons take about a second to load up and play. And in some browsers you have to click them twice to make it work. Go figure! And also remember you need to install flash for the buttons to work!
Other Rules and FactsYou may write "diez y seis" and similar numbers as one word; e.g. dieciseis, diecisiete, veintiuno. However, 31 is always written "treinta y uno". Of the cardinal numbers only "uno" ("un", when preceding a masculine noun) and compunds of "ciento" are declined. For example, you say... veintiun libros = 21 books More Than Before numerals more than is expressed by más de in an affirmative sentence. For instance, La escuela tiene más de quinientos alumnos. In a negative sentence either más de, or más que may be used, with a difference in meaning. For example, La casa no tiene más de seis cuartos. Relevant Links
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