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Desde 0-100 años (from 0-100 years in Spanish) - YouTube

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Desde 0-100 años (from 0-100 years in Spanish) - YouTube

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Desde 0-100 años (from 0-100 years in Spanish)

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Move your cursor over a number to hear the pronunciation

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Place your cursor over a number to hear it pronounced aloud, then quiz yourself by activating 'quiz mode'.

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BBC - Schools - Primary Spanish - Worksheet

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BBC - Schools - Primary Spanish - Worksheet

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Dominoes: match numeral to word

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BBC - Schools - Primary Spanish - Worksheet

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Spanish Numbers 1-10 Practice by Tiffany vs HS | TpT

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Spanish Numbers 1-10 Practice by Tiffany vs HS | TpT

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This worksheet can be two separate or front and back. It focuses on the Spanish numbers 1-10 and uses fall clipart to help students practice their counting and recognize the numbers.

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Just like in English, Spanish cardinal numbers () can be both nouns and adjectives. But before we get into that, let's learn how to say the numbers in Spanish from 0 to 100 ().

Basic Cardinal Number Forms

Here are the numbers from 0 to 20, as well as the multiples of 10 from 10 to 100.

Twenties

The numbers from 21 to 29 use a combination of veinti- and a number from 1-9 (with no space in between).

31-99

Forming the numbers from 31 to 99 is a cinch. You just use a multiple of 10 plus the conjunction y and a number from 1 to 9. Here are some examples.

When to Use Cardinal Numbers

Besides being used to simply count, cardinal numbers are used in Spanish to tell the time and talk about dates and age.

Telling Time

To tell the time in Spanish, you use the verb , a feminine definite article ( la or las), and a cardinal number.

To talk about dates, use the masculine singular definite article ( el) and a cardinal number.

Age

To talk about age, use the verb and a cardinal number.

Cardinal Numbers as Adjectives

As mentioned before, cardinal numbers can be both nouns and adjectives. When a cardinal number is used as an adjective, it doesn't change to match the gender or number of the noun it modifies except in the cases of uno and cien.

Uno becomes when used to describe masculine nouns and when used to describe feminine nouns. Numbers ending in uno ( veintiuno, treinta y uno, etc.) also undergo these changes.

Cien changes to ciento in numbers above 100 and changes according to the gender of the noun.

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Just like in English, Spanish cardinal numbers () can be both nouns and adjectives. But before we get into that, let's learn how to say the numbers in Spanish from 0 to 100 (). Here are the numbers from 0 to 20, as well as the multiples of 10 from 10 to 100.

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Use for "Cuatro en línea" or Battleship