Spanish Numbers 1-100: Counting, Pronunciation, and Examples

Spanish Numbers 1-100

Learning Spanish numbers 1-100 gives you the base for prices, ages, dates, room numbers, phone numbers, and travel conversation.

Number	Spanish	Pronunciation	Example
1	uno	OO-noh	Tengo un boleto.
2	dos	dohs	Dos personas.
3	tres	trehs	Tres dias.
10	diez	dyehs	Diez euros.
20	veinte	BAYN-teh	Veinte minutos.
30	treinta	TRAYN-tah	Treinta grados.
40	cuarenta	kwah-REN-tah	Cuarenta estudiantes.
50	cincuenta	seen-KWEN-tah	Cincuenta pesos.
100	cien	syen	Cien dolares.

How to Build 31-99

For most numbers after 30, use the tens word + y + the ones word.

• treinta y uno - 31
• cuarenta y cinco - 45
• setenta y ocho - 78
• noventa y nueve - 99

Using Numbers in Real Spanish

• La habitacion cuesta sesenta euros. (The room costs sixty euros.)
• Mi telefono es seis cuatro... (My phone number is six four...)
• El tren sale a las ocho y treinta. (The train leaves at eight thirty.)

Next Number Lessons

For broader usage, continue with Spanish numbers vocabulary, Spanish time vocabulary, and Spanish shopping vocabulary.