Numbers Flashcards
If a noun follows “one” or “a or an”, then use “Un or Una”, even if in English we would say “one”, you must use “un or una” in Spanish.
One flower, or a flower, both mean the same thing.
One dog, or a dog.
I’m taking one class this semester.
Una flora
Un perro.
Estoy tomando una clase este semestre.
If the noun is known, but not specified use “uno” if unspecified noun is masculine (NEVER “un”) or “una” if feminine. In this case “uno and una” are translated as “one”.
I’ll have a beer if you’re having one.
I have 3 books do you want one?
Yo me tomo una cerveza si tú tomas una.
Tengo tres libros? Quieres uno?
13
Trece
15
Quince
KEAN - say
19
Diecinueve
26
24
Veintiséis beeyen-TEE-says
Veinticuatro
Note: Only with twenties do you combine into one word. Simply add number to “VEINTI”. No “Y” in between.
12
14
15
16
Doce
Catorce
Quince
Dieciséis
Diecisiete
30 40 50 60 70 80 90
Treinta
Cuarenta
Cincuenta
Sesenta
Setenta
Ochenta
Noventa
If noun is known, but not specified use “uno or una”, and translate as “one”.
How many apples did you buy?
One.
If noun is not known and not specified always use “uno”.
¿Cuantos manzanas compraste?
Una
Because “apple” is femine.
If noun is not specified and you are simply giving a raw number always use “uno”.
If noun is specified or known “one” must match in gender only. NEVER in the plural.
Thirty-one apples.
Thirty-one books
Treinta y una manzanas
Treinta y un libros.
This may be the only time you use a singular article before a plural noun.
71
65
53
Setenta y Uno
Sesenta y Cinco
Cincuenta y Tres
Some or a Few
Unos Or Unas
Algunos Or Algunas
These are basically interchangeable.
100
If exactly 100
-Cien
If anything above 100
-Ciento + the additional number as a new word, but no “Y” in between.
If above 199, then “cientos” is added to the end of the number to form one new word.
200= Doscientos
300= Trescientos
500
This is the only exception to the rule of adding “cientos” to form one word.
Quinientos
key - NEEAN - tohs
1000
Mil
